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Biden celebrates UPS labor agreement: A ‘testament’ to collective bargaining

President Joe Biden celebrated the announcement of a tentative labor agreement between the Teamsters and UPS, calling the process a "testament to the power of employers and employees coming together to work out their differences at the bargaining table."

Transgender teacher’s transition announcement to Wisconsin students sparks parent lawsuit

A Wisconsin mother has sued her local school district for refusing to provide her with a copy of a document detailing a teacher's gender transition that was read out loud to students at several schools.

Bice questions IRS about $10 million worth of weapons and ammunition purchased since 2020

Rep. Stephanie Bice (R-OK) demanded the IRS give a full accounting of the millions of dollars it has spent on weapons and gear since 2020.

DeSantis favorability ratings tank as his poll numbers falter: ‘Fallen flat’

Despite once being considered the strongest challenger to former President Donald Trump in the GOP primaries, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) has since taken a hit, as the latest polls show the candidate tanking among Republican voters.

DeSantis campaign sheds more staff amid rough patch: ‘A top-to-bottom review’

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), amid weeks of negative media headlines, is letting go of more staffers who worked on his 2024 presidential campaign, a sign that his team is struggling in the battle to defeat former President Donald Trump and win the GOP nomination.

Freedom Caucus members voice concerns about the appropriations process

House Freedom Caucus members held a press conference Tuesday in which they reiterated their demand to see all 12 appropriations bills advance out of committee before voting on any of them on the floor. But with two scheduled to come to the floor this week while some remain in committee, it remains unclear if they will block the bills.

House panel moves toward vote on holding Zuckerberg in contempt over censorship investigation

The GOP-controlled House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to vote on holding Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg in contempt over a lack of cooperation with an investigation into Big Tech censorship.

SAG-AFTRA strike: Bryan Cranston, Christine Baranski, Jessica Chastain, and others attend rally in Times Square

Actors, including Bryan Cranston, Christine Baranski, and Jessica Chastain, were attending the latest Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists protest, which was held in Times Square, New York City, on Tuesday.

US Forest Service admits controlled burn caused extreme wildfire in New Mexico

The United States Forest Service admitted on Monday that a prescribed burn authorized by the agency caused an extreme wildfire in 2022 in New Mexico.

WATCH LIVE: Senate Judiciary Committee holds hearing on AI regulation

The Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing focusing on rules related to artificial intelligence on Tuesday.
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