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A federal labor official found Apple guilty of violating federal law by forcing employees to attend anti-unionization meetings, the latest development in a surge of interest in unionization across the United States.

A Washington state county informed its employees last month that they needed to keep Christmas and Hanukkah decorations out of their virtual meeting backgrounds because of how other employees would perceive it.

Hungary vetoed a roughly $18.8 billion European Union financial loan package for Ukraine, becoming the sole member of the bloc to oppose the measure Tuesday.

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke at an event organized by a shadowy Democratic network ahead of the group’s annual confab of influential liberal political donors.

Former President Donald Trump's company, the Trump Organization, was convicted of tax crimes committed by two of its longtime executives following the conclusion of a trial in New York that gave jurors an interior look into the company's financial history.

A Colorado teenager was arrested Saturday and charged with the attempted murder of at least seven police officers.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) blasted former President Donald Trump's floating the "termination" of rules in the Constitution over the weekend.

Flu hospitalizations in the U.S. remain at the highest level in a decade as 47 states and territories report "high" or "very high" levels of flu activity at the start of the holiday season.

Special counsel Jack Smith is setting his sights on three key states central to former President Donald Trump's failed gambit to stay in power in 2020, reportedly subpoenaing local officials in Arizona, Michigan, and Wisconsin for communications with Trump.

The White House pumped the brakes Tuesday about the prospects of passing "historic" bipartisan legislation over the next two years despite President Joe Biden's repeated vows to work with Republicans following November's midterm election results.