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Chuck Grassley won’t judge whether Biden bribery document ‘accurate or not’

A top Republican who claims to have read through a document alleging a bribery scheme related to President Joe Biden skirted questions about its accuracy.

Four key takeaways from NASA’s UFO panel

NASA held its first-ever public conference on UFOs Wednesday, exploring findings from an independent study team created last year to investigate what it calls "unidentified anomalous phenomena" or UAPs.

Virginia does away with college requirement for state jobs

Virginia will get rid of a college requirement for its state job postings.

Howard professor asks UN to push US to give black people $5M in reparations

A Howard University professor led a group of black academics who are asking the United Nations to push the United States to make $5 million payouts to black U.S. residents a reality.

Senate nears time agreement on debt ceiling bill

The contours of a deal to speed up consideration of the debt ceiling bill are starting to take shape, with Senate leadership negotiating a series of amendment votes to satisfy members ready to slow down its passage.

Trump responds to Biden onstage fall: ‘I hope he wasn’t hurt’

After President Joe Biden fell on stage at the Air Force Academy on Thursday, former President Donald Trump responded to the news.

Would-be robber shot mid-grand theft auto by Mississippi woman: Police

An Arkansas man was left in critical condition after he was shot by the person he was allegedly attempting to rob.

McCarthy won the debt ceiling fight, but will he lose speaker’s gavel?

The House voted in large numbers to raise the debt ceiling on Wednesday, marking a big win for Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) in what has proved to be one of the most challenging leadership tests yet in his four-month tenure as speaker.

Maternal age rising as birthrate declines, new data show

The share of live births from American mothers over the age of 35 has risen by 4 percentage points since 2015, according to new data released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Biden shares artificial intelligence worries in graduation speech

Artificial intelligence could one day overtake human thinking, President Joe Biden warned during a graduation ceremony.
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