The Mayo Clinic removed a webpage citing hydroxychloroquine as a possible treatment for the coronavirus late Monday night, as well as an on-site forum discussing the removal.
Several pieces of personal and “high-risk” materials were leaked to Chinese hackers after a breach of the State Department email server earlier this year, government officials told Senate staffers in a closed-door briefing on Wednesday.
Questions are being raised about what impact a government shutdown will have on the resumption of student loan payments, as government funding is set to expire at midnight on Saturday amid a congressional deadlock.
Former National Security Adviser John Bolton warned voters on Tuesday that a second term in the White House for former President Donald Trump could trigger a constitutional crisis in the country.
Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) will speak to Senate Democrats on Thursday as the conference decides how to proceed following his federal indictment on bribery charges that touched on his official work.
Former President Donald Trump lost his bid on Wednesday to recuse the federal judge presiding over his 2020 election subversion case after he claimed she couldn't be an impartial jurist.
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) said he would wear a suit while speaking on the Senate floor or presiding over the chamber after heavy pushback from other members of Congress for his usual gym shorts and hoodie attire.
The Chicago City Council unanimously approved Larry Snelling as the city's next police superintendent on Wednesday, marking the end of a monthslong search during a spike in violent crime.
The manhunt for a homicide prisoner who escaped a Washington, D.C., hospital has reached its third week, with police insisting the search is continuing.
President Joe Biden took a shot at leaders in "both parties" for spreading doubt about COVID-19 vaccines Wednesday as the country stares down another surge.
