The Biden administration on Thursday announced it had reinstated health care coverage for about half a million children and families who had been erroneously disenrolled during the unwinding of expanded Medicaid eligibility. During the COVID-19 pandemic, millions remained on Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) thanks to the continuous enrollment provision that was...

Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su can continue serving as the interim head of the department indefinitely, even as her Senate confirmation remains in limbo, according to a report the Government Accountability Office (GAO) issued Thursday. Su, who has been serving as acting secretary since former Labor Secretary Marty Walsh stepped down in March, was nominated...

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz (R) claimed Democrats could “parachute” Michelle Obama in as a presidential nominee if his theory of President Biden dropping out of the race holds true.  Cruz hosts the "Verdict with Ted Cruz" podcast, where he said Monday that he thinks Biden will leave the 2024 race.  “So here’s the scenario that...

This week, the president of the world’s leading state-sponsor of terrorism, Ebrahim Raisi, has been receiving a warm welcome in the United States. That’s right. Fresh off the Islamic Republic of Iran’s $6 billion payday, courtesy of President Joe Biden and his senior officials, Raisi has arrived in New York City for a victory tour....

Supreme Court Associate Justice Elena Kagan is slated to deliver remarks Friday afternoon during a forum hosted by the Notre Dame Law School. The forum focuses on a different theme each year, with this year's event focused on the theme "The Future of Democracy." Kagan will speak with the dean of the university's law school....

President Biden pledged to provide Ukraine with long-range missiles to combat Russia, U.S. officials said Friday after Biden met with President Zelenskyy.

Conservatives on social media celebrated on Friday over news that Eric Johnson, the mayor of Dallas, Texas is leaving his party and becoming a Republican.

Bipartisan bills aimed at cutting America's food waste in half come 2030 were introduced by members of both the House and Senate on Thursday.

GOP Senate candidate Christine Serrano Glassner ripped Sen. Bob Menendez, over his indictment for allegedly accepting bribes, including gold.

Menendez denounces bribery charges as a year-long smear campaign, accusing prosecutors of misrepresentation and affirming his innocence based on past indictment ruling.