With less than two weeks until the runoff election, Chicago mayoral candidates Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson are working to present themselves as the only person that can redefine and restructure the city's declining education sector.
A Colorado-based artist who was denied intellectual property rights for works he created using artificial intelligence-powered image-generating software says his rejection is unjust and is vowing legal recourse.
Hundreds of groups representing nearly every sector of the United States economy signed a letter calling on Congress to pass permitting reform quickly to jump-start infrastructure growth.
Louisiana Democrats are attempting to attract centrist voters to get another Democrat elected governor. Republicans are trying to claim one of the last Democratic governorships in the South.
In response to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attempts to overhaul the country's judicial framework, thousands of citizens across the country are protesting and striking to try and halt the leader's plan.
First-Citizens Bank has reached a deal to acquire Silicon Valley Bank, about two and a half weeks after the Santa Clara, California-based bank collapsed, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation announced early Monday morning.
Kellyanne Conway says the reason former President Donald Trump has yet to be indicted by a Manhattan grand jury is because prosecutors know the case is "weak."
Actress Reese Witherspoon and country singer Kacey Musgraves have joined together to create a new country music competition television show My Kind of Country in hopes of making country music “more inclusive and representative.”
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s veto of a bill aimed at transgender health care puts the state in the middle of a national fight, but with more immediate consequences as the state’s looming election offers an early test on the state-by-state assault on gender-affirming care for minors.
