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Army removes Confederate Memorial from Arlington National Cemetery as Civil War-era controversies continue to roil national and local politics.

The threat to the Suez Canal adds to a list of challenges for the new year.

House and Senate negotiators remain far apart over legislation to keep the lights on at federal agencies.

President Joe Biden's frequent days away from the White House echo back to his coronavirus strategy that kept the focus on former president Donald Trump, but strategists are divided about whether keeping a lower profile will be a winning formula for the elder president.

More than 30 Democratic senators called for automakers not to interfere with unionization efforts taking place throughout the industry, going as far as to ask company executives to commit to neutrality agreements at their manufacturing plants.

It's time to stop making idols of our chief executives.

Former New Jersey Gov. and Republican presidential hopeful Chris Christie is holding a town hall in Hollis, New Hampshire, on Thursday, just under three weeks before the state's Republican primary.

Actress Glynis Johns, known as Mrs. Banks in Mary Poppins, died Thursday at the age of 100.

A Texas father and son were arrested Wednesday night in the killings of pregnant teenager Savanah Soto and her boyfriend Matthew Guerra.

Washington, D.C., is on track to follow several states in implementing California's ambitious electric vehicle mandate to eliminate the sale of new gas-powered vehicles by 2035.