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Twitter sued over ‘unlawful’ firings in UK

A group of employees from Twitter's United Kingdom offices has filed a lawsuit against the company, alleging that they had been illegally fired.

Republican Steering Committee meets to fill seats on top panels

The Republican Steering Committee will decide the members of several top House committees during a meeting and is expected to name conservatives to more seats than in recent years.

Five Tennessee officers fired, three suspended after sex scandal at police department

A Tennessee police department officer's anonymous complaint led to an investigation that fired five officers and suspended three others after they were all linked to a sex scandal within the department.

Joe Biden accompanies Jill Biden to Walter Reed for lesion removal surgery

President Joe Biden accompanied first lady Jill Biden to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Wednesday, where she was scheduled to undergo surgery to remove a small lesion above her right eye.

WATCH: Golden Globes opener ‘awkwardness’ pokes at HFPA racism

The 80th annual Golden Globe Awards was broadcast on NBC Tuesday night with host Jerrod Carmichael immediately addressing criticism over the Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s lack of diversity in years past.

Arkansas proposes bill that would ban children from attending drag shows

Proposed Arkansas legislation could soon make it illegal for children to attend drag shows.

Flights resume nationwide after FAA systems rebooted

The Federal Aviation Administration said systems have been restored after an outage grounded domestic flights at airports nationwide.

Air Force football player dies at age 21 after ‘medical emergency’

Air Force Academy football player Hunter Brown, 21, died after suffering a medical emergency on campus.

WATCH: Wordle’s editor dishes on most-hated word choices

The editor of the online word game Wordle explained the process of choosing the daily word and revealed which words have caused the most backlash.

Senate 2024: Here are the Senate Democrats who may retire in next election cycle

As lawmakers prepare for what is likely to be a tough election cycle in 2024, many Senate Democrats in key battleground states are considering retirement as the party seeks to defend its slim majority in the upper chamber.
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