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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton criticized the rising mortality rate for pregnant women in the United States while comparing the country to Sudan and Afghanistan.

A letter bomb was discovered and safely defused at the United States Embassy in Madrid, Spain, on Thursday, marking the sixth explosive device to be sent to high-profile government targets in recent weeks.

President Joe Biden met British royal Prince William on Friday in Boston — but not without controversy.

The final batch of $1,500 direct stimulus payments will be sent to Colorado taxpayers next month, according to the Colorado Treasury Department.

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) went viral after telling House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) that the public "fired" her on the House floor.

The Washington Examiner's Kaylee McGhee White says Democrats now see former President Donald Trump as more of an “asset” than a roadblock.

Actress Jane Fonda returned to Washington, D.C., Friday for the first time in three years since being arrested at a 2019 protest.

As President Joe Biden's administration refuses to put an end to attempts to negotiate a revival of the Iran Nuclear Deal, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton advised that the United States should not be negotiating with the country in any capacity.

U.S. Soccer star Christian Pulisic is clear to play in the United States round 16 game against the Netherlands Saturday, the USMNT tweeted Friday.

Congressional lawmakers are drawing up legislation to cut down the near-record compliance costs associated with the Renewable Fuel Standard, which has pitted corn staters and some in the oil industry against each other for more than a decade.