The Biden-appointed federal judge is taking her time before she decides whether the $111 billion transaction can close.

Bianco had seized over half a million county ballots after a local election integrity group warned about the possibility of a 2025 vote discrepancy.

Jim Copenhaver, one of the two audience members wounded at President Donald Trump’s July 13, 2024, rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, died on Wednesday. Copenhaver, 76, was seriously wounded at the rally ...

Mark Carney offered a closer look at how he has navigated strained U.S.-Canada relations in a wide-ranging interview with the New York Times.

Google is preparing to send an artificial intelligence data center into space as the tech giant and a growing number of startups explore moving energy-intensive computing beyond Earth’s atmosphere.

Instead of protesting Benjamin Netanyahu, New York City should host a ticker-tape parade celebrating his fierce defense of Israel.

Judge Timothy Kelly ruled Trump likely violated due process when he revoked CNN, New York Times, and Politico's White House press passes.

Floor time is hard to come by before an impending recess with the chamber prioritizing confirmations and a college sports bill.

Chinese President Xi Jinping comes to Washington for three days of meetings with President Donald Trump, and the two leaders are armed with a different set of priorities for the state visit. Xi ...

The theme of this year's session is "Restoring trust, managing transformation: A United Nations that delivers for all.” ...

A federal appeals court panel weighed a lawsuit against Delaware's assisted suicide law brought by a physically disabled man.

The Indianapolis police chief said the officers' conduct "crossed into criminal" territory and "shook the foundation of trust" of the police agency.