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Iowa lawmakers approve universal school choice bill championed by Gov. Kim Reynolds

Both chambers of the Iowa Legislature passed legislation to create an education savings account for all K-12 students early Tuesday, priming the Hawkeye State to become the second state to enact a universal school choice program.

Majority of Democrats want Biden as 2024 nominee: Poll

A majority of registered Democrats say they want President Joe Biden to be their party’s nominee in the 2024 elections, according to a new poll.

What we know so far about the two mass shootings in California

At least seven people were killed in a spate of shootings in Half Moon Bay, California, on Monday, marking the second mass shooting the state has endured in three days.

Biden think tank where classified documents were found hosted Chinese engagement event: Report

The University of Pennsylvania think tank where several classified documents belonging to President Joe Biden were found previously hosted events with organizations that sought to promote closer engagement with China, according to reports.

Enes Freedom defiant in the face of Turkish bounty on him: ‘Turkey is going backwards’

EXCLUSIVE — Former NBA star Enes Kanter Freedom was in Vatican City for a children's basketball game when he was hit with alarming news: Turkey placed a $500,000 bounty on him.

Mirror, mirror: White House flings Republican attacks back at GOP

The White House has been lashing out at Republicans lately on issues like immigration, crime, transportation, and the economy — the very issues on which the Biden administration has been attacked itself.

Pat Buchanan retires as GOP increasingly channels his ‘America first’ themes

As Republicans struggle through a rocky transition from being the party of business to that of the working class, a conservative pundit whose own trajectory anticipated that transformation 30 years ago is hanging up his pen.

Biden documents saga largely the same as Trump’s — with one key difference

As President Joe Biden’s mishandling of classified documents spirals into a scandal, his allies have insisted his case differs dramatically from a similar investigation into former President Donald Trump’s records retention.

Biden’s incoming chief of staff revives White House financial transparency concerns

President Joe Biden's incoming chief of staff, Jeff Zients, has drawn attention as an example of influential decision-makers in the White House who are not required to disclose their financial interests to the public.

New Zealand’s Ardern bids emotional farewell during last appearance as prime minister

Jacinda Ardern made her final appearance as New Zealand's prime minister Tuesday as she bid an emotional farewell to her country's people, saying they'd been the "joy of the job."
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