Fred Lucas

Unlike Georgia and Nevada, battleground states such as Arizona, North Carolina and Michigan will likely see high-stakes state Supreme Court races.

Senior Biden-Harris administration officials gained advice from U.K. officials about partnering with social media platforms to police "disinformation" content, documents reveal.

Army vet and Democratic House candidate Eugene Vindman is facing accusations he embellished his military record amid an ongoing probe of his campaign's finances.

A whistleblower advocacy group notched a court win last week in lawsuit against the DOJ for secretly surveilling congressional staffers from both parties.

The White House anti-gun violence office "overseen" by VP Harris may have focused less on gun crimes and more on targeting a legal gun maker, a House Republican charges.

The cost of Americans' everyday living expenses are up significantly since VP Harris' tiebreaker votes in 2021 on two key bills in the Biden-Harris economic agenda, says an expert.

While all eyes were on the DNC in Chicago, the Biden-Harris White House set into operation a new parole program for illegal immigrants, critics say amounts to a "massive amnesty."

A coalition of conservative organizations has standing to continue fighting a Biden administration wind project in Virginia, a federal judge determined.

Secret Service officials will brief Congress on training and recruiting issues after an agent on Vice President Harris’ protective detail attacked her supervisor.

Lawyers for two IRS whistleblowers claim special counsel "hid and twisted" information, prompting angst on Capitol Hill about alleged politicization of the Biden Justice Department.

Three conservative groups are suing the Biden administration to stop what they claim would be the largest wind energy project in the world.

A Department of Veterans Affairs policy that Second Amendment advocates call a "veteran gun ban" likely won’t get funded in the new spending bill.

After the Federal Election Commission declined to act against Joe Biden’s 2020 campaign for the laptop-denying statement by 51 former intelligence officials, a conservative watchdog group is trying to force action.

A court in President Joe Biden’s home state determined a state law allowing 10 days of early voting and permanent absentee voting violated the Delaware constitution.

Some Republicans in Congress want to hold Biden and future presidents accountable to the budget deadline with a simple penalty. No plans on time, no grand speech.

Wisconsin – a major battleground in the 2024 presidential election – is currently a battleground over a refugee resettlement controversy.

Hollywood attorney and Hunter Biden confidant Patrick Kevin Morris may have violated California’s bar rules with his lavish spending on the president’s son, according to a complaint

Federal rules to stop "digital discrimination" could put telecommunications companies in the crosshairs, regardless of intent, free-market advocates say.

American First Legal filed a complaint with the FEC arguing that Secretary of State Antony Blinken and 51 former senior intelligence officials tried to aid Joe Biden's 2020 campaign.

President Biden is currently on track to catch up to former President Trump on appointing judges to lower courts as the Senate Judiciary Committee advances another round.

Biden's pick for the no. 2 spot at Veterans Affairs oversaw a system that failed to protect private info of veterans. Tanya Bradsher is scheduled for a confirmation vote in the Senate

The United Nations has developed a global framework to address ammunition stockpiling, and Second Amendment advocates are worried this may impact U.S. gun policies.

The Delaware Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday in a lawsuit involving a FOIA request for records from Joe Biden's lengthy Senate career.

Biden's nominee to serve as deputy secretary of Veterans Affairs faces scrutiny for her role overseeing a system that allegedly failed to secure private information of veterans

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s group, the Children's Health Defense, claims news organizations violated antitrust laws by collaborating to combat so-called "misinformation" online

Democrats have called for Sen. Dianne Feinstein to resign her seat so that Biden's judicial nominees, including several controversial names, can clear the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Documents dating back to the Obama administration show the U.S. government funded "creating mutants" of coronviruses at the Wuhan lab, which Judicial Watch says ties COVID to the WIV.

Republicans have a chance to flip two gubernatorial seats in red states Kentucky and Louisiana this fall as Democrats hope for one upset in Mississippi

Two left-wing groups calling 'direct attacks' and 'an environment of backlash' to the GOP's oversight of Biden could lead to unlawful activity, according to conservative legal group

The chair of the House Budget Committee, Rep. Jodey Arrington, is calling for a convention of states to pass a balanced budget amendment amid high government spending and record debt.