Senate Democrats are fuming over the Biden administration’s decision to bypass Congress a second time to send weapons to Israel, citing mounting concerns about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
President Joe Biden is facing a growing chorus of voices calling on him to pardon U.S. Navy lieutenant Ridge Alkonis, who is facing negligent driving charges in relation to a car crash that killed two Japanese nationals while stationed in Japan.
President Joe Biden loves his son, yet Hunter Biden's legal troubles and very public defense could prove a political headache for the president heading into what's shaping up to be a particularly nasty election cycle.
New minimum wage increases took effect on Monday in 22 states, boosting wages for an estimated 10 million workers, according to the Economic Policy Institute.
The Israeli Supreme Court rejected a critical component of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attempts to overhaul the country's judicial system on Monday.
The Powerball jackpot ticked to roughly $810 million on Monday after no winner was announced in the Saturday night drawing, pushing the award amount higher ahead of the Jan. 1 jackpot.
President Joe Biden is staring down the worst immigrant crisis in the history of the United States, a politically fraught situation that could have major ramifications on the 2024 general election.
California became the first state on Monday to offer comprehensive health insurance to all undocumented immigrants, a plan expected to expand to roughly 700,000 residents living in the Golden State.
Former President Bill Clinton is expected to be among the names included in court filings that will soon be unsealed about deceased accused sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and the former president's office is not objecting to making that information public.
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts published his annual year-end report on Sunday and focused his review on the promise and pitfalls artificial intelligence poses to the judiciary.
