White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre will hold a press briefing following a historic strike by the United Auto Workers union, which went into effect early Friday morning.
Exclusive — House Republicans are putting pressure on National Institutes of Health acting Director Lawrence Tabak for transparency on the internal investigation of a top aide's use of private emails to avoid congressional and media scrutiny on the origins of COVID-19.
Beauty company Dove is facing backlash similar to Bud Light after it partnered with a Black Lives Matter and "fat acceptance" activist allegedly responsible for seeing a white student expelled from college.
Elon Musk's X, formerly known as Twitter, will now let premium users verify their profiles and identities by using a government ID to prevent others from impersonating them on the platform.
The House Homeland Security Committee has waited more than 100 days to hear back from the Department of Homeland Security about concerns related to a new phone app to streamline border processes.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) was shouted down by protesters Friday while speaking to New Yorkers about the flood of illegal immigrants overwhelming New York City.
Two conservative lawmakers introduced companion bills in the two chambers of Congress that seek to make the federal government consider the impact of energy policies on low-income groups.
