President Joe Biden has become frustrated over the Department of Justice's intensifying criminal case against his son, causing the president's relationship with Attorney General Merrick Garland to become "more frigid," according to a new report.
Former President Bill Clinton reportedly ripped his wife's 2016 presidential campaign as having poor communication, using a vulgar analogy to describe his frustration.
Russian President Vladimir Putin does not “monitor the fate” of imprisoned opposition leader Alexei Navalny, a senior Kremlin aide claimed after friends of the dissident announced his disappearance.
The Harvard Corporation announced Tuesday that it reviewed allegations of plagiarism against university President Claudine Gay and concluded that she did not violate the university's academic research standards, although the university said it will issue corrections to two of Gay's publications that contained "inadequate citation."
New Mexico will wrap up distributing benefits to qualified low-income residents who participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in eight days for the month of December.
The White House has struggled to express its support for Israel and the people of Gaza, but President Joe Biden's suggestion regarding the safety of Jewish people without Israel has renewed scrutiny.
New Yorkers looking to switch the status of their School Tax Relief exemption program, which provides an exemption on a portion of school property taxes or a rebate check for older eligible homeowners, are encouraged to do so by Dec. 31.
