Robert Bowers, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, and Dylann Roof remain in death row

37 of the 40 inmates on death row had their executions commuted by the president. They will serve life without parole

The Senate passed the stopgap bill shortly after midnight, narrowly preventing a government shutdown

President Joe Biden is considering commuting the sentences of most, if not all, 40 death row inmates, including Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, following pressure from religious and civil rights groups, sources told The Wall Street Journal.

The agency removed over 271,000 individuals in fiscal year 2024, the highest number since the Obama administration in 2014.

TPS beneficiaries are seeking an extension from the president before he leaves office

Donald Trump called for a government shutdown to begin "now" while Joe Biden is president so that he can be blamed, despite Trump's help to derail the bill.

Public service workers will be the beneficiaries of the latest round of debt cancellation. The Biden administration has now forgiven nearly $180 billion for 4.9 million borrowers

The man who allegedly killed a healthcare CEO has a higher approval rating than the man who runs America, new polls found.

A survey by New Marquette Law School Poll also found approval of U.S. Supreme Court rose to the highest level since March 2022

It was the first public comment from the president about the matter, which has been dominating headlines for the past weeks

Biden endorsed a ban on congressional stock trading, a controversial issue that has fueled public frustration with perceived conflicts of interest in Washington

Republican Senator Doug Mastriano has become subject to online ridicule after mistaking a prop spacecraft from a movie franchise as one of the drones that have mysteriously been flying over New Jersey.

According to a defense official, around 60% of the unused border wall materials were requested and received by border states and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The remaining materials were sold to GovPlanet, an online auction site.

Nevin Shapiro was convicted of securities fraud and money laundering after being found guilty of overseeing a Ponzi scheme for over $900 million

Dan Patrick is among the Republicans voicing his outrage over the Biden administration's alleged move

Secretary of State Antony Blinken hinted at the possibility of revoking oil licenses from Venezuela as Washington backs the opposition in detriment of Maduro

Conservative CNN pundit Scott Jennings reprimanded his liberal co-panelist Bakari Sellers while discussing inflation.

Michael Conahan was convicted of sending minors to for-profit detention centers in exchange for over $2 million in kickbacks

Rita Crundwell was sentenced to 19 years in prison in 2013 for embezzling more than $53 million from the city of Dixon

Only 2 in 10 Americans agree with Biden's decision

The president pardoned 39 Americans convicted of nonviolent crimes. He said he will continue reviewing clemency petitions

In her first senate vote in weeks, Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema helped tank President Biden's nominee to secure a Democrat-majority on the National Labor Relations Board.

The recent immigration surge, which started in 2021 and ended around 2023, is the largest in U.S. history, surpassing those in the 1800s and 1900s.

President Joe Biden expressed his regret at not putting his name on stimulus checks handed out in 2021, admitting that it was "stupid" of him to not do.

"Hunter Biden laptop as Russian disinformation," the claim about Biden not speaking to his son about "his overseas business dealings," and Hunter Biden not making any money in China were highlighted by the lawmaker in an op-ed

Democratic officials, even including members of his administration, say it feels like the president has already left office

Trump advisor Alina Habba predicted Biden will be "handing out pardons like Tic Tacs" during his remaining time in office after granting his son clemency.

The seat of American power has shifted from Washington to Florida as President-elect Donald Trump plans his return to the White House, political observers say.

The lawmakers are claiming that the president if "misusing federal labor law to put even more power in the hands of federal employees"