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The White House defended Anthony Fauci Monday from what it described as “personal attacks” from Elon Musk and others on Twitter, calling them “disgusting,” “divorced from reality,” and “incredibly dangerous.”

President Joe Biden’s national security adviser announced high-level talks this week to secure the release of Paul Whelan, a Marine whom the United States considers wrongfully detained by Russia, but said American policy in Ukraine would not change to make a deal.

Los Angeles City Councilman Kevin de Leon has been jockeying to rehabilitate his image despite being memorialized on a racist tape recording and then being filmed attacking an activist at a weekend holiday party.

Through an executive order on Monday, Gov. Spencer Cox (R-UT) banned the controversial social media app TikTok on state devices.

Special counsel Jack Smith reportedly subpoenaed Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger for all communications with former President Donald Trump and an extensive list of his allies.

The Ohio Supreme Court has ordered the resentencing of an Ohio woman who was imprisoned for killing her daughter and throwing her in the trash.

A retired Navy SEAL and former transgender woman announced his detransition and said it's time for America to "wake up" regarding how the transgender push is hurting children.

A child tax credit payment could see an increase if Congress takes action to enact its expanded form.

A prominent Iranian official rebuked Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's son for failing to respect the "legitimate freedoms” of Iran's people, three months into mass protests triggered by the killing of a young woman in police custody.

Rudy Giuliani owes his ex-wife $14,000 for his slice of their country club fees, starkly below the payment she sought, a New York judge estimated Monday.