Two Democratic senators are set to vote for a Republican measure to roll back a Labor Department rule in what is set to force President Joe Biden’s first use of executive veto power.
Health officials said evidence suggests that two people diagnosed with bird flu, one of them fatal, in Cambodia were not infected through human-to-human transmission, allaying fears that the avian influenza is being spread between humans.
Two candidates are heading to a runoff election that will determine who becomes the next mayor of Chicago, each with their own approach to the matters plaguing the city.
The Washington Commanders don't have a prospective buyer after Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' interest in placing a bid appears to have stalled weeks before NFL owners are set to meet.
President Joe Biden’s administration is “very, very” worried by Iran’s progress toward nuclear weapons-grade uranium, a top diplomat acknowledged Wednesday.
According to The View hosts Whoopi Goldberg and Sunny Hostin, former President Donald Trump is responsible for the lack of credibility initially given to the theory of COVID-19 originating from a lab leak in Wuhan, China.
The Department of Justice has begun complying with a congressional subpoena seeking documents related to its investigation into parents protesting at school board meetings, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-OH) said Wednesday.
Former Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) has launched a new Political Action Committee aimed at increasing Republican turnout among young people and voters of color.
Rep. Cori Bush's (D-MO) recent marriage to a man hired by her campaign for security has raised ethical questions and prompted some conservative watchdogs to mull a complaint.
You know spring is around the corner in Washington when the National Park Service announces peak bloom dates for the cherry blossoms on the National Mall.
