The deadline to file a claim in LinkedIn’s $6.75 million settlement is only one day away for active and former participants of the social media company's 401(k) Profit Sharing Plan and Trust.
The Vatican's top office for the teachings of the Catholic Church issued new guidance this week clarifying that transgender people are able to receive the sacrament of baptism, but that gay people likely cannot act as godparents.
Amid speculation that Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is running a stealthy presidential campaign, one of the party's top Democrats is faring poorly among voters in his own state.
Former Trump aide Steve Bannon will assert an “advice of counsel” defense in appeals court after being convicted and sentenced to four months in prison last year.
EXCLUSIVE — Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans are investigating allegations the Justice Department spied on congressional staffers while they probed the agency, including during their investigation into its handling of the Trump-Russia inquiry, the Washington Examiner has learned.
Defeated opponents of the Ohio abortion access rights constitutional amendment and recreational marijuana statute ballot measures say that steep losses in the Buckeye State require a change of strategy heading into the 2024 election cycle but should not be misread as the state turning purple.
Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) argued that recent comments she made on "the river to the sea" in light of the Israel-Hamas conflict have resulted in the "distortion of my words" in the wake of Congress censuring her.
House Republicans sent a letter to President Joe Biden on Wednesday urging him to confront Chinese President Xi Jinping on human rights violations and improving United States relations at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum being held in San Francisco next week.
