Thousands of San Francisco students could receive financial support under the city’s free college program, Democratic Mayor London Breed announced Thursday.
On top of the 11 appropriations bills the House will be tasked with passing when it returns from August recess, lawmakers will now face a heated battle on what to do about the emergency supplemental request from President Joe Biden that hard-line conservatives increasingly oppose.
A group of House Democrats, led by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), wrote to Attorney General Merrick Garland on Friday to call for a Department of Justice investigation into Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas.
Attorneys for Gary Shapley, a criminal investigator-turned-whistleblower, questioned the credibility of U.S. Attorney David Weiss after his appointment as special counsel Friday in the yearslong investigation into Hunter Biden.
Music sensation Oliver Anthony appears to have received a record offer from country music singer-songwriter John Rich as Anthony's "Rich Men North of Richmond" continues to go viral.
China's microchip companies could fall “at least five generations behind” their U.S. rivals due to President Joe Biden's export controls on semiconductor technology, a top fear for Chinese executives.
All residents enrolled in the FoodShare program in Wisconsin, a form of food stamps, are set to receive their monthly payments for August within the next four days.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, who launched his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination in mid-June, said getting on to the first debate stage should make or break a candidate.
Pornhub sued Texas over a law requiring online platforms to verify users' ages before allowing them access to pornography, an act that it claimed violates the First Amendment.
