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Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) joined 10 other senators in a press conference Thursday to pressure President Joe Biden into using the 14th Amendment.

The House Freedom Caucus put out its position on the debt ceiling negotiations on Thursday and said its members needed to see the “Limit, Save, Grow Act” passed by the Senate and signed into law, dampening hopes of the group supporting a compromise bill that raises the debt ceiling.

The Department of Defense said it helped repair a United States-provided Patriot missile system in Ukraine, confirming publicly for the first time that the highly touted and expensive equipment was damaged by Russian aerial attacks earlier this week.

Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans have rebuked an advocacy group pushing for Supreme Court "transparency" after it unwittingly leaked its donors to the Washington Examiner and panicked.

The very first Chick-fil-A location is set to close for good on Saturday.

San Francisco unveiled a drag queen laureate Thursday in an attempt to improve the image of drag performers.

Owners of Hyundai and Kia vehicles determined to be easy to steal will receive compensation following an over $200 million class action lawsuit settled on Thursday.

With two Southern states moving this week to restrict abortion, Virginia may soon become the only state in the region to allow unrestricted access.

A white dwarf star was spotted feeding off a companion star before the feasting star exploded.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said Thursday that the Senate will move forward with its planned May recess, ending days of speculation amid unfinished negotiations between House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) and President Joe Biden to avert a debt default.