The politically divided Virginia General Assembly has convened in Richmond to work through scores of Gov. Glenn Youngkin's proposed amendments to legislation during a one-day session.

Dozens of drugmakers and pharmaceutical executives are urging a federal appeals court to stay a ruling that invalidated the two-decades-old approval of an abortion drug, saying a Texas judge allowed personal conclusions and cherry-picked anecdotes to supplant scientific reasoning.

President Biden on Wednesday took credit for the easing inflation as a new government survey of prices showed less expensive gas and groceries tamping down overall consumer prices.

Sen. Ted Cruz blasted President Biden's foreign policy on Wednesday in response to French President Emmanuel Macron's recent kowtow to China.

Former President Donald Trump plans to participate in the first cattle call of the 2024 GOP presidential race in Iowa -- remotely.

Elon Musk has once again succeeded in driving more users away from Twitter, this time alienating NPR by first assigning it a “state-affiliated media” label before downgrading it to “government-funded.”

Bud Light’s attempt to reach the youth by recruiting transgender TikTok influencer Dylan Mulvaney predictably backfired, and the numbers are coming in to prove it.

Church, Bibles, and faith play major roles in Sen. Tim Scott’s (R-SC) video announcing his (let's face it) run for president.

The Republican Party’s biggest losers from the 2022 midterm elections think they should be given another opportunity to lose. The only question is how many GOP voters decide they love losing enough to support them again.

Thank goodness Merrick Garland was never allowed onto the Supreme Court.