A majority of likely Iowa GOP caucusgoers say high-profile endorsements for presidential candidates do not affect their voting decisions, according to a new survey. A new poll from Des Moines Register/NBC News/Mediacom, released Monday, found that 54 percent of Republican caucusgoers in the key early-voting state said Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds' (R) endorsement of Florida...

Using a Quick Response or QR code is becoming more common as a way to access information quickly on your phone.

Story at a glance Rising costs have pushed the “American Dream” out of reach for most Americans, according to a new analysis from Investopedia. Common milestones associated with success in the United States like marriage, children, homeownership, cars and healthcare are estimated to cost $3,455,305 throughout a person’s lifetime, according to the financial news...

One in 5 Black voters say they would vote for “someone else” rather than President Biden or former President Trump in the 2024 presidential election, a new poll finds. The GenForward survey, first reported by Politico and later provided to The Hill, could signal trouble for Biden as he seeks a second term. Black voters...

Ethnonationalist posturing will not help, and mass deportations would rob the economy of the workers it needs.

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) heaped criticism on Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) on Tuesday, saying he has “no confidence” in him to get a palatable border deal and urging President Biden to get directly involved in talks in order to win a deal.  Following the Senate’s meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Graham leveled harsh words...

A year after economists were bracing for a recession, the odds of a soft landing, easing inflation and interest rate cuts are looking up. The Federal Reserve could begin to cut rates in mid-2024, according to the latest CNBC Fed Survey. More than half of the 35 economists, strategists and analysts surveyed built in a...

Biden to meet with American families of hostages taken by Hamas terrorists

Special Counsel Jack Smith plans to use data from the cell phone former President Trump used in his final weeks in office—including on Jan. 6, 2021, according to a new court filing.

Wisconsin lawmakers are considering a bipartisan bill proposing significant election reform. The bill introduces a ranked choice voting system that would transcend party lines.