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House Speaker no fan of pardoning Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell

House Speaker Mike Johnson said he's not in favor of President Trump providing clemency to Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell, even if she provides information about an alleged list of wealthy clients who participated in sex crimes.

Women in legislatures across the U.S. fight for ‘potty parity’

For female state lawmakers in Kentucky, choosing when to go to the bathroom has long required careful calculation.

Sen. Graham: Trump, Israel don’t believe ceasefire with Hamas possible

Sen. Lindsey Graham said President Trump and Israeli leaders do not believe a ceasefire deal with Hamas is possible and Israel will instead eliminate the terrorist organization and leave the West Bank and Gaza to the control of Arab nations.

Independent voters challenge states’ closed primaries

Independent voters in several states are filing lawsuits challenging closed primary systems in which only registered voters within a political party can cast a primary ballot for a candidate.

Trump once decried the idea of presidential vacations. His Scotland trip is built around golf

During sweaty summer months, Abraham Lincoln often decamped about 3 miles (5 kilometers) north of the White House to the Soldiers' Home, a presidential retreat of cottages and parkland in what today is the Petworth section of northwest Washington.

It’s a year of rapid change, except when it comes to Trump’s approval numbers, AP-NORC polling finds

Eric Hildenbrand has noticed prices continue to rise this year, even with President Donald Trump in the White House. He doesn't blame Trump, his choice for president in 2024, but says Gov. Gavin Newsom and other Democrats who control his home state, California, are at fault.

Faith leaders hope bill will stop loss of thousands of clergy from abroad serving U.S. communities

Faith leaders across the U.S. are hoping a bipartisan bill, recently introduced in the U.S. Senate and House, might finally bring resolution to an immigration issue that has been hindering their service to their communities for more than two years.

Sports renamings erase Native Americans from our culture

The Washington Redskins were the subject of controversy for years due to their supposedly offensive name. And yet, the controversy was not primarily driven by outrage from Native Americans, but from non-Native American sports media reporters who capitalized on Black Lives Matter. This was an attempt to erase Native Americans not just from our sports culture, but from our culture as […]

Graham says there will be ‘a change in tactics’ by Israeli military in Gaza

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) said on Sunday that there will be a “change in tactics” by the Israeli military in its war in Gaza. “I think Israel's come to conclude that they can't achieve a goal of ending the war with Hamas that would be satisfactory to the safety of Israel and that they're going...

This can be a ‘big, beautiful’ win for Americans with disabilities 

The "One Big, Beautiful Bill" has been signed into law, and now incentives must be strengthened to help people with disabilities move to, remain in, and thrive within their communities, as community-based programs are far more effective and less expensive than large congregate care.

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