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The Washington Examiner's Sarah Bedford suggested there's very little that could would take away from former President Donald Trump's lead in 2024.

Multiple people have been shot at the New Hampshire State Hospital in Concord, local law enforcement officials said Friday, with the shooter dead.

Arizona State University canceled an event featuring Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) on Friday after a statement from state lawmakers that the congresswoman's "extremist, antisemitic views" were not welcome in the Copper State.

Rep. Ken Buck (R-CO) believes that if former President Donald Trump is convicted of one or more of the felony charges he faces and is elected back to the White House, an impeachment would begin immediately, with Republican senators voting to convict.

EXCLUSIVE — A member of the Fairfax County School Board in northern Virginia commended a teacher's anti-Israel and pro-Palestinian rhetoric, according to internal emails.

The government won't shut down this weekend, but President Joe Biden still has plenty of budget headaches.

The White House pushed back on the validity of the impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden on Friday, urging House Republicans to withdraw their subpoenas and interview requests.

President Joe Biden talked up his Cadillac to Chinese President Xi Jinping while leaving the Filoli Estate in California following a meeting between the two leaders on Wednesday, alerting Xi to its nickname of "the Beast."

OpenAI founder Sam Altman was ousted from the artificial intelligence company because he was not candid with its board, the company said Friday.

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) will make all surveillance footage of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot available for the public to access online starting "immediately," the House leader announced Friday.