The plant will provide ‘generational opportunities’ for west Michigan and ‘make sure that production lines aren’t stalled by global shocks or shipping delays,’ said Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court has repeatedly sided with Republican efforts to make it harder to vote, including bans on ballot drop boxes and strict voter ID requirements.

Three Democrats won seats in a special election Tuesday to fill vacancies in the state House of Representatives, giving them the majority for the first time since 2010.

The speech, scheduled for 9:00 p.m. EST tonight, will be broadcast across television, cable, radio, and streaming services.

South Carolina is expected to hold the first official primary contest for Democrats starting in 2024, ending the Iowa caucus’s 50-year run as the first held during each election cycle.

Memphis Police released footage on Friday of Nichols’ violent beating by several officers that preceded his death on Jan. 10.

Two liberal and two conservative candidates are vying for the one spot on Wisconsin’s top court that could have significant impact on the state for decades to come.

Three varying anti-abortion proposals by Republicans have already failed to pass the Virginia Senate, making it unlikely further abortion restrictions will become law.

The two California Democrats join Rep. Ilhan Omar as McCarthy’s targets when it comes to committee assignments.

Starting June 1, the state will rely on state funds for HIV prevention efforts.

A shooting at a Lunar New Year celebration in Monterey Park on Saturday took 11 lives, and at least seven more were killed in Half Moon Bay on Monday.

Thousands of people across the country marked the historic date by protesting in favor of abortion rights.

Ruben Gallego, who has represented part of Phoenix in Congress for the last eight years, is the first official candidate in the 2024 contest.

A three judge panel ruled that the state’s first congressional district was drawn to dilute the power of Black voters.

Murray will be third in the line of presidential succession, but is temporarily serving as the second in line since the next Speaker of the House has yet to be chosen.

The House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack has officially concluded business, although the effects its findings will have remain to be seen.

The Maryland representative and incoming ranking member of the House Oversight Committee will start receiving outpatient treatment in Washington for large B-cell lymphoma.

Shapiro will be the third Jewish governor in the Keystone State’s history.

The 82 year-old veteran government official and infectious disease expert will officially retire at the end of 2022.

USPS will increase the number of electric-powered trucks in its fleet and, starting in 2026, only purchase electric vehicles.

December, the anniversary of the worst grade school mass shooting in the U.S. is a difficult month for many in Newton. But in the face of heartbreak and grief, some survivors and families of victims feel hope for a brighter future.

‘I’m proud of my city,’ Mayor Levar Stoney said. ‘We’ve done something that a lot of communities have struggled with, and I think a ton of people are ready to turn the page.’  

The Task Force on New Americans, which stopped meeting during the Trump administration, is returning under Biden.

‘Pelosi in the House’ is now streaming on HBO Max after premiering on Dec. 13.

The committee may also make ethics referrals for five Congress members, including House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, who defied subpoenas from the panel.

Rep. Bennie Thompson, the committee chairman, has not disclosed if former President Donald Trump will be referred to the Justice Department for prosecution.

The bill calls for the bust of Chief Justice Roger B. Taney, author of the 1857 ruling that Black people were not citizens, to be replaced by a bust of Thurgood Marshall, the nation’s first Black Supreme Court justice.

Free COVID-19 tests are being made available again via covidtests.gov.

Although Republicans criticize her for the commutations, Gov. Kate Brown made clear she did so as ‘recognition that the death penalty is immoral’ and ‘an irreversible punishment.’

The Respect for Marriage Act offers federal protections for same-sex and interracial marriages, but does not automatically require states to issue marriage licenses for those unions.