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Avatar: The Way of the Water joins film history with $2B in worldwide box office

Avatar: The Way of the Water crossed the $2 billion worldwide box office threshold this past weekend, joining a select group of films to claim such a feat.

WATCH: Kellyanne Conway says Biden deserves blame in mishandling classified documents

Former White House counselor Kellyanne Conway blasted President Joe Biden’s handling of classified documents, saying he is a “grown man” worthy of blame.

Kevin McCarthy to visit Taiwan later this year: Report

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) is reportedly planning on visiting Taiwan later this year, a year after his predecessor made a similar trip to the island nation.

Huu Can Tran LA County shooting: What we know about the Lunar New Year massacre

A shooting during Lunar New Year celebrations in Monterey Park, California, Saturday evening killed 10 people.

House Republicans delay action on immigration bill as cracks form in GOP

House Republicans will delay action on a border security bill after some centrist members of the party voiced concerns about the scope of the legislation.

Joe Manchin latest in line of Democrats considering exit from party

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) declined to confirm whether he planned to run for reelection in 2024, putting Democrats on edge as they seek to maintain their slim Senate majority in the next election cycle.

Rep. Ruben Gallego announces run for Kyrsten Sinema’s Senate seat

Arizona Rep. Ruben Gallego announced on Monday he will run for the U.S. Senate in 2024, setting up a high-stakes battle to win a seat held by Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ).

Congress braces for partisan challenges to advance must-pass legislation

Lawmakers are set to face a number of challenges in overcoming partisan differences and coming to agreements on must-pass legislation as members of Congress settle into their new committee assignments.

A look at Biden’s think tank at the center of classified documents firestorm

Nestled in a building near lobbying firms, law firms, and other trade groups sits President Joe Biden's old office in a relatively obscure Ivy League think tank at the center of a growing classified document firestorm.

Could Congress claw back pandemic funding to cover spending cuts?

As Republicans gear up for a fight over where to cut government spending, at least one big city mayor is worried that GOP lawmakers will come for the piles of unspent pandemic aid sitting in city and state coffers.
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