President Biden ventured to Arizona on Tuesday in an effort to reach out to Hispanic voters. His appearance at a local restaurant in Phoenix was heralded by campaign signs that read "Latinos con Biden/Harris."
The United Steelworkers union endorsed President Biden's reelection on Wednesday, less than a week after he announced his opposition to the proposed sale of U.S. Steel to Japanese-based Nippon Steel.
Congress was still in the dark Wednesday on details of the latest spending package of fiscal 2024, but House Speaker Mike Johnson reassured Republicans it included scores of conservative policy wins.
Two former Biden family business associates testified Wednesday that President Biden, his son Hunter Biden and his brother James Biden lied when they claimed Mr. Biden was not involved in their business deals dating back to his days as vice president.
The campaign of former President Donald Trump railed against claims that he is struggling to pay his $464 million bond in his New York civil fraud case.
Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer denied a request from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday to hold a video call with Senate Democrats about the crisis in the Middle East and Israel's handling of the war with Hamas.
Former CNN reporter Don Lemon mixed it up with Tesla CEO Elon Musk in an interview Lemon posted on Musk's X social network Monday. The interview was supposed to kick off Lemon's new talk show on X, formerly known as Twitter, at least until Musk canceled the show shortly after the interview was recorded.
A federal judge suggested Wednesday that Michael Cohen committed perjury under oath, giving fresh support to former President Donald Trump's claims that his onetime personal lawyer - poised to be a star prosecution witness at his upcoming New York criminal trial - is an untrustworthy liar.
A federal appeals court cast doubt Wednesday on Texas' stiff new immigration law that tries to create a state deportation system, with the judges suggesting it would trample on the federal government's prerogatives.
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) said in a Wednesday interview that users would benefit from the controversial bill to force TikTok’s Chinese-based parent company, ByteDance, to sell the popular app or face a ban in the United States. Following a classified intelligence briefing for senators on TikTok, Cruz made the case that blocking the Chinese Communist...