Former President Trump is leading President Biden among young and independent voters in battleground state Michigan, according to a recent poll from CNN with research from SSRS.
Former high-school volleyball player Payton McNabb, who was injured by a transgender woman during a sports match in 2022, torches Dem lawmakers who claimed trans women cause no harm in women's sports.
Millie Bobby Brown revealed that her wedding with her fiancé Jake Bongiovi will be officiated by her 'Stranger Things' co-star known as Dr. Martin Brenner in the hit show.
Republicans and Democrats have been reacting differently to the chaotic scenes where more than 100 illegal migrants burst through razor wire and surged at Texas National Guardsmen
April's solar eclipse promises to offer a significant opportunity for scientific exploration. NASA and other groups are using it as a research opportunity.
The House Judiciary Committee is suing Justice Department officials Mark Daly and Jack Morgan to enforce subpoenas for their testimony related to the Hunter Biden tax investigation as part of the broader House impeachment inquiry into President Biden.
Pet owners made a secret door for their furry dog friends within a shared fence so the pair could play with each other frequently. The dogs had the best reaction.
EXCLUSIVE: House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan has subpoenaed Mark Zwonitzer, the ghostwriter of President Biden’s memoir, amid the panel’s oversight probe of Special Counsel Robert Hur’s investigation into Biden’s retention of classified records.
After Sarm Heslop's disappearance in the US Virgin Islands has gone unsolved for three years, her mother is appealing to President Biden to investigate island police.
The U.S. will not help the Philippines build a new port near Taiwan after initial engagement on the subject, removing a potential point of friction between the U.S. and China.
Arizona State University Professor Owen Anderson alleges the school violated state law by using 'public money' to advance racist ideas, according to the lawsuit.
March Madness waisted no time in living up to its name, with several shocking upsets contributing to less than 1% of perfect brackets remaining after Day 1.
Six white former Mississippi law enforcement officers who pleaded guilty to breaking into a home and torturing two Black men were sentenced to prison terms of about 10 to 40 years.
