Defeated New Mexico state House contender Republican Solomon Pena visited the homes of Democratic officials before he allegedly orchestrated shootings there, according to two victims.
As business tycoons converge on the snow-covered ski town of Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum's annual meeting, some conservatives are engrossed with its leader, Klaus Schwab.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is standing firm in his commitment against raising the debt ceiling without budget cuts as the Treasury Department prepares to start extraordinary measures this week to keep the country from defaulting on its debt.
The White House accused House Republicans of waging “political stunts” in response to the Justice Department investigation into President Joe Biden's possible mishandling of classified information, striking a newly combative tone as the political blowback gathers steam.
The newly updated Wall of Remembrance at the Korean War memorial in Washington, D.C., contains hundreds of spelling errors and accidental omissions of deceased veterans, according to a new report.
The Biden administration argued on Tuesday that it had the authority to require airline passengers and other travelers to wear masks on mass transit, nine months after a federal judge in Florida vacated the federal mask mandate.
A former Obama administration ethics chief criticized President Joe Biden's handling of classified documents as a breach of national security protocols.
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley had his first in-person meeting with his Ukrainian counterpart, Commander in Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Gen. Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, on Tuesday.
University of Idaho quadruple homicide suspect Bryan Kohberger allegedly wrote on an online forum years ago that he was having "crazy thoughts" and "delusions of grandeur."
