A study of the 6,500 state legislators in Facebook and Twitter finds the spoils of low-credibility information are not evenly distributed.

This story has been updated to reflect the withdrawal of a Republican council president candidate. CANTON – This ...

A lawsuit brought by the New York City Council accuses Mayor Eric Adams of entering into a 'corrupt quid pro quo bargain' ...

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Responding to Gov. Ned Lamont’s budget, the legislature’s appropriations committee unveiled a $55.5 billion, two-year package ...

Gen. Dan Caine’s first official trip underscored how the White House has prioritized the mission, which now involves nearly 7 ...

Partisan rhetoric over the federal budget has intensified with Democrat politicians claiming Republicans will cut Medicaid ...

These bills do not reflect the values or priorities of Washingtonians. They reflect a government addicted to spending,” said ...

A list of items for "study" during interim sessions was approved last week, outlining some big agenda items that could wind up as bills before the full Utah State Legislature next year.

Colorado Democrats are hoping to set aside $4 million in infrastructure funding to essentially establish a legal defense fund ...

Most California voters support the state’s efforts to increase health care coverage for migrants without legal status, a new ...