President Joe Biden’s press secretary described a tearful meeting at the White House as chief of staff Ron Klain and senior staff reminisced on his tenure as he prepares to depart after two years.
Arizona's Kari Lake, the self-described "Donald Trump with softer edges," may have been defeated in November, but she has been working hard ever since, leveraging her loss into a multimillion-dollar windfall.
San Francisco lawmakers are hoping to introduce privately operated overdose prevention sites that would let drug users inject themselves in the presence of trained staff who can respond to any emergency.
Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) named Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) to the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Friday, despite House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's (R-CA) vow to block her from sitting on the panel over past antisemitic comments.
A group of scientists advising the National Institutes of Health finalized recommendations on Friday that the government should expand oversight of research on possible pandemic pathogens, a belated effort to raise scrutiny of the handling of dangerous pathogens such as COVID-19.
President Joe Biden spoke with the parents of Tyre Nichols ahead of a video release that is expected to show officers beating Nichols, who later died from his injuries.
A Romanian judge has opened up on the reasons behind the decision to extend the detention of controversial influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristian, citing their "particular dangerousness."
The Republican Party is reportedly looking to implement a requirement for presidential candidates to participate in debates, which was first used by Democratic Party in 2020.
