In 1987, Judge Robert Bork went before the Senate Judiciary Committee for confirmation hearings to the Supreme Court.

Lawmakers posed the move, which would require approval in both Congress and at a convention of states, as a reply to Democrats’ scrutiny of ethical malfeasance at the high court.

Idaho lawmakers push to amend the Constitution after identical changes to the law were ruled unconstitutional.

As the clock ticks down toward a Feb. 21 deadline set by a Michigan Supreme Court ruling to implement ballot initiative reforms on the state’s minimum wage and earned sick time laws, hearings got ...

As the clock ticks down toward a Feb. 21 deadline set by a Michigan Supreme Court ruling to implement ballot initiative ...

Five of the bills heard in committee this week would create educational savings accounts, which allow public dollars to be ...

The nominations process for President Donald Trump's appointees is picking up pace, with some confirmed by the Senate and hearings scheduled for more of his Cabinet picks.

It's a concept that’s normally dry, esoteric and distanced from Americans' everyday lives, yet the heart of the matter is a ...

The Idaho Parental Choice Tax Credit bill would set aside the $50 million the governor recommended for students who don’t attend public school. Parents could use the money toward tuition at a private ...

Gwynne Wilcox said her NLRB removal "defies ninety years of Supreme Court precedent that has ensured the independence of ...

Lawmakers heard testimony on a bill that would change some of the paid sick leave requirements for employers in Michigan set to take effect Feb. 21.