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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. may pose a bigger threat to President Joe Biden as a third-party candidate than a Democratic primary competitor.

Legendary singer Tony Bennett has died at age of 96.

Senators aren’t bracing for the sort of drama that gripped the House as it passed its annual defense bill last week, but there could still be bumps in the road as the Senate attempts to pass its own version before the August recess.

With his life's story hitting the big screen on Friday, J. Robert Oppenheimer's life has come under renewed attention.

An FBI document outlining allegations of corruption involving the Biden family cast new light on the 2019 events that led to the first impeachment of former President Donald Trump.

GOP attorneys general lawsuit alleges government pressure over election, COVID-19 vaccines information.

Leading artificial technology companies have voluntarily committed to working with the Biden administration to implement a series of guardrails designed to protect users and their data.

The Biden White House appears to be taking notes from its reaction to 2021's Border Patrol "whip" scandal in how it responds to recent allegations made against new "inhumane" Texas border protocols.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) and his wife, Casey, are championing their efforts to be the 2024 Republican presidential team for parental rights ahead of the first Republican National Committee debate next month.

Three factors play into what a company will spend on R&D.