Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu warned Secretary of State Antony Blinken agaisnt recognizing a Palestinian state, saying it would be a "prize" for Hamas.
One year after formally declaring her candidacy for the White House, Nikki Haley is the last remaining major rival to former President Donald Trump in the race for the 2024 Republican nomination.
The Alabama House Economic Development and Tourism Committee approved a proposal to to authorize a lottery, sports betting, and multiple casinos across Alabama.
A Department of Justice watchdog report found that the Bureau of Prisons had "recurring policy violations and operational failures contributed to inmate suicides."
DA Fani Willis takes the stand to testify against allegations she had an "improper" affair with special prosecutor Nathan Wade, which could derail her case against Trump.
The Biden administration is giving 114 airports in 44 states $970 million for improvements from a $5 billion grant program to modernize airport terminals across the US.
North Dakota's lieutenant governor, Tammy Miller, has entered the open gubernatorial race as a Republican candidate, competing against Rep. Kelly Armstrong.
NM's Democrat-led House of Representatives has rejected a bill that would have expanded medical leave as they rush to finish work before the end of a 30-day legislative session
President Biden released a memorandum Wednesday stating Palestinian nationals would be protected from deportation for approximately 18 months with "deferred enforced departure."
The U.S. launched missile-detecting satellites into orbit on Thursday, just hours after news of a potential Russian threat to America's military satellites.
The Alabama Senate voted to put a politically appointed board in charge of the state Department of Archives and History after the department hosted a lecture on LGBTQ history.
Lawmakers in at least six states are considering raising penalties for harming or killing police dogs despite questions about how the animals are used.
A New York City judge denied former President Trump's request to dismiss charges stemming from Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg's investigation into hush-money payments ahead of the 2016 presidential election and formally announced the trial will begin next month.