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As Democrats seek to defend their slim majority in the Senate, several vulnerable incumbents are hitting new strides as they continue to rake in large sums of cash — especially in a handful of swing states that may determine the makeup of the upper chamber.

More than 804,000 student loan borrowers will have their debt cleared in the coming weeks, eliminating more than $39 billion worth of payments due to a fix to income-driven repayment plans, the Biden administration announced on Friday.

President Joe Biden stumbled a bit going up the stairs on to Air Force One, while leaving Helsinki, Finland, on his way back to Washington, D.C.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) was once a darling for conservatives who wanted an alternative 2024 candidate to former President Donald Trump.

Various Republican-led House committees have been probing Hunter Biden's past activities.

The 2016 Republican primary debates provided a stage for political fireworks, and their 2024 counterparts have the potential to be as fiery.

Senators from both parties backed President Joe Biden over Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s disappointment with NATO's refusal to grant his country membership during the group’s annual summit in Vilnius, Lithuania.

An unconventional search is underway in California as wildlife officials hope to put an end to the stealing of surfboards from surfers in Santa Cruz.

The recent unexpectedly fast drop in inflation is good news for President Joe Biden as the White House works to highlight “Bidenomics” and improve his poor economic approval ratings ahead of the 2024 campaign.

The debate over when to formally invite Ukraine to join NATO has been based on a flawed premise, that the mere invitation would spur World War III.