Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra sent a letter on Thursday to COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers indicating that the federal government will continue to purchase vaccines in advance of the transition of the products to the traditional consumer market for the 2023-2024 seasonal cycle.
Federal Trade Commission Chairwoman Lina Khan got a harsh reception Thursday from the House Judiciary Committee, with Republicans questioning her legal moves, aggressive tactics, and whether she properly follows ethics standards.
Justice Brett Kavanaugh pushed back on any notion that the Supreme Court is experiencing tension because of the 6-3 ideological split among the justices, saying, "We eat lunch together" around 65 times a year.
Gov. Ron DeSantis's (R-FL) presidential campaign has moved to stave off any doubts about his bid for the White House amid increasing chatter that he is failing to live up to the hype and being left behind by former President Donald Trump.
House Republicans narrowly approved a controversial amendment to the annual defense bill that would overturn the Pentagon’s abortion policy, throwing the must-pass legislation into uncertainty ahead of its looming expiration deadline.
It's not just cocaine in the White House — marijuana was found on two separate occasions in the executive mansion in the past year, the Secret Service told the Washington Examiner.
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) on Thursday cheered the recent finding that his office had the third-highest percentage of LGBT staffers among Senate Democrats.
Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) will oppose Deputy Labor Secretary Julie Su's nomination to the top job, he announced Thursday afternoon, striking a major blow to her confirmation chances.
New details about the escape of a prisoner from a Pennsylvania jail reveal that he may have received help to go on the run as investigators' search for the fugitive goes into its seventh day.
