The agreement on a lesser charge of mishandling classified information would avoid the extradition of the WikiLeaks co-founder, who faces 175 years in prison
The Joe Biden administration is continuing its crusade against big tech companies after the accusations lodged against Google, Amazon and Meta
Republicans signaled an interest in taking the inquiry into another direction, stopping short of drawing up articles of impeachment against the president and eyeing potential criminal referrals of alleged Biden family wrongdoing to the Justice Department for possible prosecution
Some African American leaders say they feel alienated after Biden failed to meet with more leading Black community members when visiting Saginaw, the city northwest of Detroit
In the near term, by 2029, public debt is expected to reach 107% of GDP, surpassing the historical peak it reached after World War II
The controversial law caused the Department of Justice to sue the state of Texas, alleging the bill goes against the U.S. Constitution
Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee said on Wednesday Willis can remain on the case as long as special prosecutor Nathan Wade resigns, which he did on Friday
The industry could meet the limits if 56% of new vehicle sales are electric by 2032, along with at least 13% plug-in hybrids or other partially electric cars, as well as more efficient gasoline-powered cars
Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said the deal would put U.S. in a position to produce 20% of the world’s most advanced chips by 2030 with Intel investing in facilities in Arizona, Ohio, Oregon and New Mexico
The Republican former president criticized Democrats for not endorsing a ban that would limit abortions in states that still allow the procedure
Varadkar played a leading role in campaigns to legalize same-sex marriage, approved in a 2015 referendum, and to repeal a ban on abortion, which passed in vote in 2018
The president visited two key battleground states with the aim of mobilizing the electorate that made his victory possible in 2020
An internal White House review of the administration’s decisions found that President Joe Biden’s decisions had been ‘severely constrained’ by previous withdrawal agreements negotiated by former President Donald Trump
A Wednesday hearing of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ended without a ruling, leaving the controversial SB4 on hold for now. The law has been ‘categorically’ rejected by Mexico as it allows state authorities to detain and deport immigrants
The EPA suggested that under its preferred alternative, the industry could meet the limits if 67% of new vehicle sales are electric by 2032
The president’s first stop is in Reno, where he will meet with local officials and campaign volunteers before heading to Las Vegas to promote his administration’s housing policies. His trip is also emphasizing his pro-union, pro-abortion rights message
Democrats and Republicans have a new deal that must be greenlighted by both the House and the Senate, but which would chase away the specter of a partial government shutdown
President Biden on Monday warned Israeli PM Netanyahu that an attack on Rafah would ‘deepen the anarchy’ in the Palestinian enclave, where aid agencies warn that a famine is imminent
Couy Griffin, a cowboy pastor who rode to national political fame by embracing then-President Donald Trump with a series of horseback caravans, is the only elected official thus far to be banned from office in connection with the Capitol attack
The substance is found in products such as brake linings and gaskets and is used to manufacture chlorine bleach and sodium hydroxide, also known as caustic soda
Research often fails to properly track differences between women and men, and does not represent women equally particularly for illnesses more common to them — which Biden suggested his order would help change
No Labels has been working aggressively — and privately — to field a so-called ‘unity ticket’ designed to provide voters with an alternative to Trump and Biden
A bill to ban the Chinese social network in the United States opens a new chapter in the debate between freedom and security
Concerns about countries using spyware to target activists, diplomats and journalists is a growing worry for the White House
The Israeli prime minister said Democrat Chuck Schumer’s address, which called for new elections in Israel, was ‘wholly inappropriate’
Netanyahu told Fox News that Israel never would have called for a new U.S. election after the Sept. 11 attacks, and denounced Schumer’s comments as inappropriate
Users of the video-editing app are on the warpath after the House of Representatives approved a bill that would force ByteDance to sell the social network to a U.S. company