The Shinnecock tribe is fighting to save what's left of its land as climate change prompts sea levels to rise and erode the shoreline in Long Island, New York.
The Biden administration said it is consulting with Congress and allies on options aimed at dissuading Russia from carrying out a potential attack on Ukraine.
Erin Marquis, an editor at New York Times site Wirecutter, was angry about a gun rights group press release after the fatal shooting at Oxford High School.
The unemployment rate for Black women fell sharply in November, but labor market recovery from pre-pandemic levels remains uneven across race and gender lines.
The Senate passed a short-term government funding bill on Thursday night, sending it to Biden's desk a day before a Friday deadline to prevent a shutdown.
The Biden administration was compelled to revive the program that forces asylum seekers to stay Mexico until their U.S. immigration court date via court order.
Republican Rep. Liz Cheney said the investigators of the pro-Trump riot will conduct "multiple weeks" of hearings in 2022, a crucial midterm election year.
Uncertainty has shrouded a potential meeting between President Biden and President Putin as fears mount that Russia could be preparing to invade Ukraine.
Trump Media & Technology Group appears to have missed its own November deadline to launch an invitation-only version of "Truth Social," its Twitter alternative.