First lady Jill Biden is traveling to Tennessee on Wednesday to attend a candlelight vigil honoring those killed in the mass shooting at a private Christian school in Nashville, the White House has announced.

The Senate voted on Wednesday to repeal two presidential authorizations for use of military force in Iraq following a bipartisan push to reclaim the war powers two decades after the last U.S. invasion of the nation.

The Manhattan grand jury looking into former President Donald Trump's alleged role in a hush money payment to a porn star won't hear more evidence for the next month, primarily due to a previously scheduled break, according to reports.

The Senate voted Wednesday to repeal the resolution that gave a green light for the 2003 invasion of Iraq, an effort to return a basic war power to Congress from the White House 20 years after an authorization many now say was a mistake.

Sen. Bernard Sanders is facing accusations of using his official position to benefit organized labor in its effort to unionize Starbucks.

Republican lawmakers accused top bank regulators Wednesday of dawdling as Silicon Valley Bank hurtled toward the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history and questioned whether tougher regulations would have made a difference.

Turkey's acquisition of the Russian-manufactured S-400 missile air defense system in 2019 (in place of United States or NATO-manufactured equivalents) resulted, not only in Turkey being booted out of the F-35 program but also in the imposition of U.S. sanctions.

Twitter banned several conservative accounts for noting that a group of transgender activists was planning a day of violence after a transgender person shot and killed six people at a Christian school. In other words, Twitter is acting the same as it always has.