The United Kingdom's decision to provide Ukraine with long-range missiles that will allow it to strike within Russian territory does not change the Biden administration's stance against giving Kyiv the weaponry.
More signs are pointing to special counsel John Durham’s investigation of the Trump-Russia investigators being done, including the Justice Department dropping a Freedom of Information Act exemption related to investigations.
The Biden administration has warned for months about Tehran and Moscow’s increasingly cooperative relationship, but an official provided new insights on their alliance Monday.
The release of up to 2,500 immigrants at the southern border into the United States on Friday by Biden administration officials may have violated a restraining order set by a federal court in Florida, a judge said Monday.
Two staff members for Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-VA) were assaulted and hospitalized Monday morning by a man armed with a baseball bat who entered the congressman’s district office in Fairfax, Virginia.
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron holds a sizable lead ahead of the rest of the Republican field before the gubernatorial primary in the Bluegrass State on Tuesday.
The European Commission, part of the executive of the European Union, approved Microsoft's $68.7 billion purchase of Call of Duty developer Activision Blizzard, a decision that starkly contrasts with the United Kingdom's block of the purchase.
