With Saturday’s mid-day murder in the 7th Avenue subway station at 53rd Street, the city has now seen seven transit killings since January — almost double the number over...
Why would Iran’s ruling establishment undermine a peace agreement offering enormous economic relief while the country faces military destruction and financial exhaustion? The answer may be that peace, however beneficial to the Iranian people, threatens the political survival of institutions that have depended on confrontation and crisis for decades. The June Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding […]
Governor Glenn Youngkin orders protection of women's locker rooms as Loudoun County schools celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month and promote National Coming Out Day.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman's approval ratings flip dramatically as Democrats turn against him and Republicans embrace his recent bipartisan positions.
President Trump is using his executive authority to direct the harshest impacts of the government shutdown toward Democratic priorities, and Republicans say it's the Democrats' fault.
Jay Jones, the Democratic nominee for Virginia attorney general, was caught driving 116 mph three years ago and performed 500 hours of his mandated community service for his own political action committee, court records show.
As federal agencies hunker down for what could be a protracted government shutdown, Rep. Aaron Bean, R-Fla., is introducing a bill to make sure that flights can continue on schedule.
New analysis warns the U.S. nuclear force designed in 2010 cannot handle current global threats and proposes massive expansion including forward deployment to Europe.
Former Del. Jay Jones completed community service for his political action committee and NAACP to avoid prison after reckless driving conviction in Virginia.
