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Bipartisan support exists for making some COVID-era virtual services permanent.

Many would-be airplane passengers are looking at the odds of disruption or at current fare prices and saying, 'no thanks.'

But a digital security professional calls proposal ‘ridiculous.’

Bipartisan cooperation in Congress more likely on auto tech than social media.

Crypto platforms, like traditional financial institutions, are already subject to some federal oversight.

Democratic serial candidates running for governor lose — again.

Incumbent Rep. Katie Porter (D-CA) secured a win for House Democrats on Thursday, marking the party's latest win during the midterm elections despite not being called until the week after Election Day.

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares (R) announced the creation of a special counsel to examine and assess the lead-up and response to the deadly shooting at the University of Virginia that left three students dead and wounded two others.

The Biden administration “will not let freedom be denied in Iran,” a senior House Democrat assured an Iranian diaspora organization at the Capitol on Thursday.

An Alabama man is scheduled to be executed Thursday night for murdering a preacher’s wife in 1988 after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to review the constitutionality of his death sentence.