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House Republicans' tumultuous path to electing Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) speaker underscores former President Donald Trump's shaky hold on the party, even as allies of the former and perhaps future president believe he could benefit in 2024.

Newly uncovered video testimony shed more light on the reason why police officers responding to the Robb Elementary School shooting last May waited over an hour before breaching the classroom where the shooter was holed up with schoolchildren.

The Biden administration has extended the COVID-19 public health emergency until April.

The Biden administration has extended government protection to former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, along with another former State Department official following continued threats from Iran.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) is facing a barrage of criticism on Twitter after tweeting a suggestion that gas stoves in residential kitchens could be linked to brain damage and cognitive decline.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is not planning to ban gas stoves, its chairman said Wednesday, seeking to tamp political furor caused by another commissioner's comments earlier this week.

A group of employees from Twitter's United Kingdom offices has filed a lawsuit against the company, alleging that they had been illegally fired.

The Republican Steering Committee will decide the members of several top House committees during a meeting and is expected to name conservatives to more seats than in recent years.

A Tennessee police department officer's anonymous complaint led to an investigation that fired five officers and suspended three others after they were all linked to a sex scandal within the department.

President Joe Biden accompanied first lady Jill Biden to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Wednesday, where she was scheduled to undergo surgery to remove a small lesion above her right eye.