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There’s not much consensus these days in the fractious U.S. House of Representatives. But for two proposals presented to the chamber floor on Feb. 6, there was a rare glimpse of what bipartisan accord looks like.

The House—in proceedings orchestrated by Speaker Pro. Tem. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene—adopted a pair of bills granting Native American tribes’ requests for trust designations

In promoting his plan to “rescue America,” Sen. Rick Scott went too far in claiming that Medicare will go “bankrupt” in four years and Social Security in 12 years. Government trustees project that certain Medicare and Social Security trust funds would become depleted by then, but payments would continue, albeit at a reduced rate.

Scott made his remarks March 27 on “Fox News Sunday” when

Benjamin Netanyahu officially informed Israel's President that he has successfully formed a new government, some six weeks after the Knesset elections.

The Likud chairman spoke with President Herzog, telling him he has enough seats to build a majority in the 120-member legislature.

The parties that will make up the coalition will be Netanyahu's Likud, the ultra-Orthodox Shas and

The Doylestown Borough resident and former second ward councilman was sworn in to represent the newly-redistricted 29th Legislative District. The noon swearing-in ceremony marked the beginning of the 2023-24 session of the Pennsylvania House. It also marked the election of State Rep. Mark Rozzi, a Democrat from Berks County, as Speaker of the House. “I am looking forward to working for all the