Authorities in Ukraine, the European Union, and the United States opened an international office to build criminal cases against Russian leaders for the war in Ukraine.
After the House took four days to elect Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) as its speaker in January, several lawmakers wondered aloud whether the dragged-out election would be a foreshadowing of his leadership: disagreements within the GOP stalling any action on the floor.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott criticized the attention being given to "suburban white" communities in the wake of mass shootings following Sunday's block party shooting that left two dead and dozens wounded.
Voters are expected to cast their first ballots in the 2024 presidential primaries in less than seven months, but the Democratic Party's schedule for when voters cast their primary ballots remains unsettled.
As the Supreme Court winds down from its explosive term, the justices have already promised to consider an array of cases this fall that will leave a lasting impact on legal precedent.
The California reparations task force has issued its final recommendations and report to the state legislature for consideration. Some of the proposals face an uphill battle.
Washington Examiner Energy and Environment Reporter Breanne Deppisch joins Jim Antle to discuss the clearing of the Mountain Valley Pipeline and what that means for President Joe Biden’s clean energy policies.
