Tag: U.S. News

“As Tuesday’s primary arrives, I want to make clear what transpired since August and why my concerns have only grown.”

Members of American Airlines' pilot union voted to approve a new vote threshold that could make it easier for the organization to merge with a larger un

Americans' confidence in federal health agencies has plummeted since 2025, according to a Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and the de Beaumont Foundation's Public Health Listening Lab poll ...

“Call it the Trump Effect.”

One congressman is moving to protect the soft underbelly of America's critical infrastructure with a new bill.

“You need a high IQ. I’m not sure Stephen has that. I don’t think he does.”

Without testimony directly acknowledging the stabbing, Anthony’s legal team may face challenges in securing a self-defense instruction for jurors.

The results effectively ended the reality television personality’s long-shot bid to reach the runoff.

The former first son is marking seven years of sobriety with a burst of social media activity that has drawn a surprising amount of attention online. Hunter, 56, began posting ...

California is resisting a federal effort to audit its voter rolls, setting up another fight between state officials and the Trump administration over election oversight and voter confidence. Bill Essayli, ...

New York’s health department has released proposed rules for the state’s new doctor-assisted suicide law, laying out how terminally ill patients would be able to request and take life-ending medication ...

Trump has attended several major sporting events during his second term and recently praised the Knicks’ playoff run.

As Iran-backed Yemeni Armed Forces threaten Israeli shipping in the Red Sea, shipping companies steer clear.

Democratic Texas Senate nominee James Talarico slammed former President Joe Biden's border policies in an apparent immigration rebrand during a podcast episode released Monday.

U.S. technology giant Advanced Micro Devices may become the preferred U.S. chip provider for China.

Democratic Texas senate nominee James Talarico appears to be reversing his stance on child sex changes.

Residents said the activity quickly transformed the normally quiet area into a source of frustration.

A quiet technical decision in climate science should trigger one of the most consequential policy corrections of this decade.

The deaths shocked neighbors and community members, many of whom struggled to comprehend the loss.

If you type “Why doesn’t Congress have…” into Google, the site will instantly offer to complete your search with “term limits.”