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In oral arguments set for Tuesday, the Supreme Court will address the scope of Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act for the first time as legal experts signal a ruling against Google could change the internet for the worse by opening online companies up to a flurry of litigation.

On President Joe Biden’s first day in office, the White House pledged that his administration would “bring transparency and truth back to government,” promising to realize a campaign pledge that aides said would yield a “transparent, open” relationship with the press.

Russian President Vladimir Putin took aim at the United States during his annual state of the nation address to the Russian people and Federal Assembly on Tuesday, repeatedly claiming of the West, "They started the war."

Wisconsin voters won't have to wait until 2024 to cast their ballots in a high-stakes election.

President Joe Biden reiterated the United States's support for Ukraine Monday while on his unannounced visit to Kyiv.

The position of architect of the Capitol has received public attention lately following President Joe Biden's dismissal of the most recent architect, Brett Blanton, on Monday.

The husband of the late bishop David O'Connell's housekeeper was identified as the main suspect in O'Connell's killing, authorities confirmed Monday.

Rep. George Santos (R-NY) said on Monday that he expected to get away with fabrications to his resume because he had gotten away with telling them during his bid for Congress in 2020.

President Joe Biden's "surprise" trip to Kyiv, Ukraine, on Monday was actually months in the making, U.S. officials revealed to Politico.

At least 14 people were hurt in an explosion Monday at a metals factory in Bedford, Ohio, according to Reuters.