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Top drugmakers brush off pharma tariffs, saying they have robust U.S. footprint

Global drugmakers are greeting President Trump's decision to impose 100% tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals with a relative shrug, saying they can weather the new taxes because they've invested heavily in U.S. operations.

Biden let them in: DHS highlights immigrants charged in shooting at little league game

Homeland Security heaped blame on the Biden administration Friday after revealing that two of the suspects charged with firing guns near a children's baseball game in Texas this week were immigrants approved for status in 2021 and 2023.

What’s the beef over Obamacare subsidies threatening to shut down the government?

Congressional Democrats' key demand for averting a government shutdown next week -- extending enhanced Obamacare premium subsidies -- is dividing Republicans who outright oppose the policy and those who want to limit health care price increases.

Trump says Gaza deal is close, putting brakes on Israel

President Trump said an agreement in Gaza is "very close" and boasted it could be the eighth war he's ended.

Instagram design still makes it unsafe for teens: Report

A new report from a Meta whistleblower and university researchers found that many of Instagram’s teen safety features, introduced over the years in the face of congressional and public pressure, fall short of their aims and fail to protect younger users.  Nearly two-thirds of the social media platform’s safety features were deemed ineffective or were...

How many times can the Supreme Court turn its head?

The Supreme Court is set to hear three major cases involving President Donald Trump's power grabs, which could determine the fate of the constitutional republic and whether it will continue to be transformed into an authoritarian plutocracy.

Unjust, dangerous: Government shutdowns make correctional officers work without pay

Federal correctional officers are being forced to work without pay during a government shutdown, putting lives at risk and causing financial hardship for their families.

Who is Lindsey Halligan, the Trump appointee overseeing the Comey case?

Lindsey Halligan has gone from a relative unknown to a figure in the national spotlight in a matter of days, as she serves as the top prosecutor in the case against former FBI Director James Comey. Halligan previously served as President Trump’s personal lawyer and had been working as a White House official until just...

To survive, NPR and PBS must embrace their digital futures

Cut legacy costs, reset executive culture and redirect dollars into journalism and education where audiences already are — online. 

Fox News contributor on Comey indictment: ‘I don’t think there’s a case’

Fox News contributor Andy McCarthy said Friday he does not believe the Trump administration can build a reputable case against former FBI Director James Comey based on leaked information about an investigation into emails from former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and President Trump’s ties to Russia's 2016 election interference.  “I don’t think there’s a...

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