Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin insisted Monday that Russia was failing in its Ukraine incursion, with Austin explicitly saying that the US wants to see Russia's military capabilities weakened.
Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren offered a warning to fellow Democrats on Sunday, saying that if they "don't get up and deliver" while their party has the majority in Congress, they will lose the 2022 midterm elections.
As global temperature climbs fossil fuel emissions climb to new highs, Russia's war in Ukraine is roiling energy markets and putting short-term climate goals at risk
The Utah Democratic Party on Saturday threw its support behind the independent candidacy of former presidential contender Evan McMullin to take on GOP Sen. Mike Lee.
In the dwindling days remaining to salvage something from President Joe Biden's Build Back Better agenda, Democratic economists see the flickering of a decades-old dream.
Many lower-income people have been protected from losing heat over the winter by state-based annual moratoriums. But that protection has largely ended for the season, forcing consumers to contend with utility bills that have grown even bigger as the cost of energy has skyrocketed.
Here's what Maria Pevchikh, head of investigations for Alexey Navalny's Anti-Corruption Foundation, has to say about the continuation of the Russian opposition leader's work -- and why the word "politician" has a very different meaning in Russia.
There's a bizarre metamorphosis happening in American politics as culture takes over the conversation: Republican politicians are choosing the war on "wokeness" over the friendliness to big business that was their guiding light for decades.
It was during the George W. Bush administration that it was first noticed in earnest, and the massive state dinners of the Barack Obama era only solidified the situation: The White House was desperately in need of crystal.
The Biden administration will renew its push with lawmakers to secure Covid-19 funding next week when Congress returns from recess, a White House official told CNN, following inaction from the Senate on a $10 billion funding package before the two-week Easter break.
A man who set himself on fire Friday on the plaza in front of the US Supreme Court in Washington, DC, has died, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will visit Kyiv on Sunday.
A US Air Force general officer was found guilty of abusive sexual contact in military court in Ohio on Saturday, marking the first-ever court-martial trial and conviction of a general officer in the history of the military branch, the Air Force said in a statement.
The Democratic rebellion against President Joe Biden's plans to lift pandemic-era border restrictions is growing, as candidates in marquee races from Nevada to New Hampshire break with the administration and Republicans turn immigration into a centerpiece of their midterm election messaging.
Christo Grozev works with the investigative group Bellingcat and helped Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny identify the spies who tried to kill him. Here's what Grozev had to say about his methods, his new mission documenting war crimes in Ukraine and his views on the ethics of journalism.
If the Supreme Court reverses its long-standing abortion precedent later this year and lets states ban abortions within their borders, it will unleash a new legal and legislative fight over how far anti-abortion lawmakers can reach to target conduct that happens outside their state lines.
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