Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Mike Pence and Tim Scott gather with top Republican Party donors at three separate events in Florida and Texas.
An election integrity group is calling on Georgia election officials to investigate a donation from a Zuckerberg-linked group that they believe violates state law.
The Department of Defense announced Friday an additional $2 billion in military aid for Ukraine, pledging ammunition, defense systems, artillery and more.
Casey DeSantis, wife to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, launched the Cancer Connect Collaborative initiative to expand research and treatment for cancer.
Bipartisan leadership of the House China Select Committee believe that sending congressional delegations to Taiwan could “improve the chances of peace” in the Taiwan Strait.
The federal government is advertising top-tier internships with salaries as high as $50,000 and $60,000 and more, on par with the median U.S. income in late 2022.
Some members of the New York Democratic Party are calling for new state leadership going into the next election cycle after the party underperformed in 2022 midterm elections.
A local democratic official in Framingham, Massachusetts is under fire for comments made about babies born with disabilities who need access to special education.
Belarus, North Korea, Syria, Eritrea, Mali and Nicaragua all voted aside Russia in opposing the United Nations General Assembly's resolution endorsing peace in Ukraine.
The Biden administration is demanding congressional Republicans pass legislation increasing fines for rail safety violations following the catastrophic crash in East Palestine, Ohio.
Kansas' Republican-dominated Legislature is likely to pass a bill that would eliminate the three-day "grace period" the state allows for mail-in ballots after elections.
The Kansas House has passed a bill that would ban sex-change procedures for minors and require individuals to use their birth name and biological sex on government ID.
While Pete Buttigieg is facing backlash for his handling of a train derailment, he's also being scrutinized for his claim construction sites aren't employing minority workers.
Spiritual adviser and bestselling self-help author Marianne Williamson is making a second straight run for the White House, taking aim at President Biden in the 2024 Democratic primaries.