The killing of seven international aid workers providing food assistance to starving Gazans has put President Biden in a bind over his policy on Israel, even as the president seethed over what he called a lack of discretion to protect civilians. Biden this week issued his sharpest tone yet toward Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, warning...

Former Defense Secretary Mark Esper predicted that Iran will launch a retaliatory strike at Israel after a missile hit Tehran's consulate in Damascus, Syria.

Wisconsin voters approved two constitutional amendments that would ban “Zuckerbucks" from being used in election administration in the key battleground state.

Arizona conservatives want to put a Texas-style illegal immigration law on the ballot this November, after the measure was vetoed by Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs.

Former President Trump aims to haul in over $40 million at a fundraiser in Palm Beach, Florida, with Republican donors topping a new single-event campaign cash record set by President Biden.

New England will soon be the second U.S. region to completely phase out coal-fired power, a move that environmentalists cheered but experts warned would have major consequences.

One of the biggest reasons middle-class families leave California each year is the unaffordable cost of housing. The Democratic Party, which controls Los Angeles, tried to address this problem by passing a “mansion tax” that would fund “affordable housing” projects. But like everything else Democrats do in California, the plan backfired, causing residential building construction […]

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in a lengthy statement Friday suggested that the prosecution of rioters who violently attacked the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, might be politically motivated, partly aligning himself with the false portrayal being pushed by former President Donald Trump and his allies.

House Speaker Mike Johnson told lawmakers in a "dear colleague" letter that he would bring a bill to the floor that reauthorizes the government's most powerful spying tool, pushing them to get behind the bill that overhauls the law but does not rein in warrantless surveillance of electronic communication abroad that sometimes snares Americans.