Another Southern California mountain lion in a federal protection program has died after being hit by a car, one month after the beloved mascot P-22 succumbed to the same fate in Los Angeles.
The Biden administration is aiming to end a Trump-era rule that gave employers more flexibility in declining to offer birth control coverage on moral grounds, allowing easier access to birth control for women based on the Affordable Care Act.
A jury acquitted Mark Houck, a Catholic father and anti-abortion activist, of federal charges related to an incident in which he allegedly shoved a volunteer at a Pennsylvania abortion clinic.
President Joe Biden celebrated the role his bipartisan infrastructure law is playing in modernizing rail and bringing "good-paying union jobs" to communities across the country.
Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs and Jalen Hurts of the Philadelphia Eagles are set to make history as the first two starting quarterbacks to face off in the Super Bowl in the football championship's history.
A bipartisan group of senators is reintroducing legislation that would require social media companies to report content on their platforms posted by drug cartels trying to recruit Americans to smuggle immigrants into the country in exchange for fast cash.
Utah became the third state to enact a universal school choice program Saturday after Gov. Spencer Cox (R) signed legislation into law creating a state-funded scholarship program that can be used for private school tuition.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faulted Iran for “export[ing] aggression ... beyond the Middle East” in a rare hint of displeasure over the regime’s military ties with Russia that dovetails with U.S. efforts to rally military support for Ukraine.
