New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof’s target audience accepted his citing of unreliable narrators, biased organizations, and unverifiable anonymous sources.

The Supreme Court tossed a pair of rulings alleging Voting Rights Act violations with state legislative maps in Mississippi and North Dakota.

The strike caused all 11 LIRR branches to shut down, jeopardizing the commutes of the railroad's approximately 300,000 daily passengers.

Trump’s new FDA head faced pressure from anti-abortion groups over abortion pill regulation and past legal work for Planned ...

School administrators must assess how AI should be used in the classroom and whether it is contributing to students’ declining test scores.

The deployment wasn't previously disclosed, and may create problems as Pakistan was serving as a neutral mediator in the conflict.

Trump dropped his $10 billion IRS lawsuit as DOJ officials weigh a fund for alleged government weaponization victims.

More than 60% of respondents said Donald Trump’s decision to go to war was the wrong choice, according to a New York ...

The Sunday strikes concluded a busy week for AFRICOM in Nigeria, after a Saturday operation killed Abu-Bilal al Minuki, ...

The Trump administration has taken a hands-on approach to AI, pushing Congress to pass a national framework regulating the ...

Congress could soon impose a $130 annual fee on owners of electric vehicles to help pay for repairs to the nation’s roads.