A group representing multiple major airlines is urging the Biden administration to do more to address the impact the air traffic controller staffing shortages have had on holiday flight delays and cancellations.
The number of United States oil and natural gas rigs dropped by 157, or about one-fifth, in 2023, according to new data released Friday by energy services firm Baker Hughes, reversing course after two years of growth.
Pregnancy centers that help women seek alternatives to abortion have been promised over $250 million from state governments since the reversal of Roe v. Wade.
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber expressed her disappointment at a court ruling allowing Republican Assemblyman Vince Fong to appear on the primary ballot for two separate races and said she will appeal the ruling.
The New York Times suit against OpenAI and Microsoft is the copyright case most likely to set intellectual property boundaries for the burgeoning industry of generative artificial intelligence, lawyers say.
A deal between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf is not expected by Dec. 31, but the deadline is expected to be extended as the two entities reportedly appear within sight of making a deal.
Now that two states have officially removed former President Donald Trump from primary ballots, several others are still considering whether he engaged in insurrection during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot and if he should be barred from other races heading into 2024.
The Washington Examiner’s Sarah Bedford predicted Maine’s removal of former President Donald Trump from its 2024 ballot will only help him and hurt Democrats.
The House is set to return to Washington early next month with a lengthy to-do list of must-pass spending bills and a short time frame in which to complete it. The hastened timeline marks the latest leadership test for Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) as he seeks to come to an agreement with Senate Democrats while also appeasing those on the far right of his own party.
