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McConnell blasts Democrats’ efforts to ‘smear and defame’ conservative justices

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) defended Supreme Court Justices Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas by name, adding that they and the rest of the justices exhibit "high ethical standards" amid Democratic scrutiny of the court's ethical standards.

Black hole seen expelling jet in first direct image captured

Astronomers revealed the first image showing a jet being expelled from a black hole’s outer boundary.

House overcomes final hurdle for debt ceiling bill, teeing up for afternoon vote

The House voted to advance House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s debt ceiling package to the floor, teeing the legislation up for a possible vote before the House later Wednesday afternoon.

Trump PAC mounts ad buy panning DeSantis as entitlement cutter

A super PAC promoting former President Donald Trump is rolling out a new ad ripping Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) on entitlements.

Stimulus update: Farm workers eligible for $600 rebate payment

Farm workers and meat packers may be eligible to claim a $600 payment for their work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

GOP senators demand details on impact of Biden mortgage rate changes on borrowers

Senate Republicans are demanding details on the Federal Housing Finance Agency's new mortgage rate pricing shifts that could force people with good credit ratings to pay increased fees to subsidize high-risk mortgages.

WATCH: Tucker Carlson appears unfazed by Fox ousting in new footage

On the heels of his high-profile exit from Fox News, Tucker Carlson appeared unfazed on a golf cart in Florida with his wife.

Spielberg regrets swapping out guns in rerelease of ET: ‘I never should have done that’

Director Steven Spielberg admitted on Tuesday that he regrets changing his famous film E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial to adapt to modern sensitivities.

Rick Scott joins Rosendale in support of McCarthy debt ceiling plan

Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL) and Rep. Matt Rosendale (R-MT) are making it clear they both support a GOP proposal making its way through the House of Representatives to raise the nation’s borrowing limit and slash federal spending.

Pope Francis permits nonclergy, including women, to vote at bishops’ meeting

The Vatican announced Wednesday that a select group of women and nonclergy would be afforded the ability to vote in a meeting of bishops, marking a significant departure from the Catholic Church's traditional practices.
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