Former Vice President Mike Pence said on Monday that the United States did not need to choose between fixing problems on the home front and supporting Ukraine in its war against Russia.
The Department of Justice told House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) on Monday that U.S. Attorney David Weiss, who has led the federal investigation into Hunter Biden, will appear for a public hearing with the committee to combat "any misrepresentations" about Weiss's work.
President Joe Biden's son has agreed to plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax offenses and to enter a pretrial diversion program to avoid prison time on a felony gun charge, though questions linger about whether the first son's legal woes are over.
A group of 10 labor unions are expected to sign a peace agreement with Democratic officials on Tuesday that includes a promise not to picket or cause work stoppages ahead of next year's Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
Thousands of people have been calling Senate offices for assistance getting the necessary documents for overseas travel as the State Department's passport processing backlog causes unprecedented delays.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition passed a law limiting the Supreme Court’s power, a majority-rule vote that exacerbates deep internal doubts about the health of the Jewish state’s democratic system.
