Democrats in Florida appear positioned to get another seat in the House after successfully resolving a mapping dispute involving the state's gerrymandering in favor of Republicans.
A week in which eight presidential candidates gathered onstage in Milwaukee for the first Republican primary debate of the 2024 cycle, while former President Donald Trump released an interview with Tucker Carlson and then later surrendered to a Fulton County, Georgia jail would have perhaps been the beginning of the end of any other presidential candidate.
The House Judiciary Committee fired off a letter to Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis this week, thereby launching its second inquiry into a local criminal case against former President Donald Trump.
Over 1,300 16th century French and Italian works from the personal collection of American bibliophile T. Kimball Brooker could fetch upward of $25 million at auction.
Major U.S. pharmacy chains are experiencing high volumes of sales of COVID-19 rapid test kits in the wake of rising case counts and hospitalizations, leading some to worry about possible product shortages.
The 2023 hurricane season is at the halfway mark for both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, with Pacific storms surprisingly affecting the U.S. more than the Atlantic storms so far.
The Texas grid operator asked residents to conserve energy yet again this weekend in an effort to avoid blackouts or rolling outages as the state braces for several more days of blistering-hot temperatures and highs expected to climb well into the triple digits in most parts of the state.
Chinese General Secretary Xi Jinping’s rare trip abroad featured an important discussion with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but the high-profile encounter gave way to a dispute about which side asked for the meeting.
Exactly two years ago, 13 United States troops were killed in a tragic suicide bombing in Kabul during the chaotic withdrawal of Afghanistan, and while families continue to grieve, some are "pissed off" and are dismayed they still haven't had answers from the Biden administration.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich explained former President Donald Trump's growing support among some groups as being due to his status as a leader, rather than just a candidate.
