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Republicans argue that the law would allow some sitting Democrats run unopposed.

‘Let us work together to show the world our determination to protect the democratic Taiwan,’ President Lai Ching-te said.

‘These agreements would seek to elevate the WHO from an advisory body to a global authority in public health,’ the Republican governors wrote in a letter.

The lawsuit follows a class action lawsuit filed last year by fans of Taylor Swift against Ticketmaster.

A majority of justices reversed a lower court ruling.

Psychiatric symptoms—from nightmares and depression to suicidal thoughts—may affect takers of a popularly prescribed asthma and allergy medication.

The law was touted the ’strongest anti-illegal immigration legislation in the country.’

With the military facing a recruitment crisis, Rep. Nancy Mace called the Pentagon’s ‘failure’ to rehire these troops ‘unacceptable.’

Imagine a technology that could genetically rewire organisms in real-time, silencing critical genes across entire ecosystems with unknown effects.

Former President Donald Trump cited Justice Merchan’s rulings and the prosecution’s lack of a case, saying he’s ‘not getting a fair shake legally.’

Lawyer for Bryan Malinowski’s family says his client thought he was defending his wife and home from armed intruders when he fired on ATF agents on March 19.

Senators question if $20 billion, part of $75 billion annual modernization plan, is too much, too little, too Cold War-centric as strategic policy debate looms.

Since its failure in February, the political calculus has only grown worse for the bill’s proponents.

Controversy erupts over sentencing procedures in Pelosi attack case.

The announcement comes just two days before the second anniversary of one of the deadliest school shootings in U.S. history.

Sen. Chuck Schumer hailed the 200th confirmation as a victory for diversity and “a great day for America.”

The so-called Presidential Ethics Reform Act seeks to increase transparency in U.S. executive office.

If the U.S. District Court approves, Russell Fincher, 53, of Tuskahoma, Oklahoma, will be sentenced to three years probation for one felony count.

‘I am running to be the next Senate Republican leader,’ Mr. Scott announced in a post on X.

The president is looking to bolster relations in Africa amid the encroaching threats of adversaries.