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Thieves ransack veteran-owned paintball company
March For Our Lives activists place 'body bags' at National Mall
House Republicans look to policy over personalities to win back the majority
GOP Sen. Rick Scott of Florida faced intense backlash from Democrats and members of his own party for proposing a legislative agenda. House Republicans, however, aren't worried about opening themselves up to potential attacks as they prepare to unveil an official policy platform.
Texas attorney general says a week celebrating LGBTQIA+ students, staff and families in an Austin school district violates state law
For eight years, a school district in Texas has celebrated its LGBTQIA+ students, staff and families through a Pride Week. But this year, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says the activities are breaking state law.
John Kerry plans to stay in climate envoy role through late 2022, says climate action in Congress is 'imperative'
John Kerry, President Joe Biden's Special Envoy for Climate, told CNN he plans to stay in his current role through at least the next major international climate summit in November.
White House Easter Egg Roll set to resume in April
After a two-year hiatus due to concerns over the spread of Covid-19, the White House Easter Egg Roll is set to take place April 18, according to a release from the White House.
Opinion: Russia's days as an energy superpower are coming to an end
In a matter of weeks, the war in Ukraine has upended an energy relationship between Europe and Russia that goes back decades. Europe understands that it cannot sever ties with Russia overnight, as it still needs Russian energy. But Russia's role in the European and global energy system has been shaken. This is a profound shift that will mark the end of Russia as an energy superpower.
Weekly jobless claims fall to a nearly 53-year low
Just 187,000 people in the United States filed for initial weekly unemployment benefits last week, lower than economists' expectations of 210,000, according to data released Thursday by the Department of Labor.
Gas rationing, food vouchers, hunger: Pain from Russia's war gets real
As Russian soldiers bear down on Ukraine, increasingly desperate Ukrainians are running out of food and medicine. The economic fallout from the invasion is beginning to spill over to the rest of the world, too.
Biden administration finalizes new rule reshaping US asylum system
Russia is breaking market rules left and right
Putin wants 'unfriendly' countries to pay for Russian gas in rubles
Students return to class after drive-by shooting
Armored truck exchanges gunfire with robbers
Neighbors recount moments before tornado
30K pounds of supplies collected for Ukraine
Nurse saves toddler's life
Salvation Army struggles to refill pantries
97-year-old man survives tornado hitting home
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