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U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin on Sunday returned to hospital after experiencing bladder issues. Doctors admitted Austin into critical care, although the prognosis for his prostate cancer rema...
The Democratic-led Senate voted 67-27 Sunday afternoon to move the emergency spending package one step closer to passage. The $93 billion aid package would provide $60 billion of aid for Ukraine; $14...
Hogan announced his intentions in a video posted to social media on Friday. The Republican hopes to replace retiring Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md., and touts that he doesn't “come from the performative art...
The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday said that its order would give state attorneys general new tools to crack down on criminal enterprises using AI to scam the public. FCC Chairwoman Jes...
The three-judge panel for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit in Boston heard the case of 13-year-old Liam Morrison, who school officials accused of propagating hate speech by wearing a sh...
Special Counsel Robert Hur, tapped by the United States Department of Justice to investigate allegations that President Joe Biden illegally possessed classified documents from his time in the Senate ...
The state election commission voted 5-1 on Thursday to comply with court orders and accept absentee ballots with only a partial or incomplete address for a witness. Wisconsin law requires voters to tu...
Former President Donald Trump won his third state in a row on Thursday after he was the only major candidate to compete in Nevada’s GOP caucus. The only other participant, pastor Ryan Binkley, recei...
President Joe Biden on Thursday night defended himself during a last-minute press conference at the White House after an investigation found that he mishandled top secret files. “My memory is fine,...
President Joe Biden has denounced statements from a special counsel report on his handling of classified documents that indicated the commander-in-chief was suffering from memory loss
