Brian Freeman

Calling the bill “dead on arrival,” House Republicans derided the Senate’s attempt for a vote on bipartisan immigration legislation this week as a political ploy, Politico reported Monday.

Anxious Democrats are urging President Joe Biden to express more empathy over inflation, as voters dismiss his positive rhetoric on the economy, The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday.

A 74-year-old woman who was declared dead at a Nebraska nursing home was found breathing at a funeral home about two hours later, CBS News reported Tuesday.

President Joe Biden has suffered a significant decline in support of Black voters from the 2000 elections in the key battleground states of both Pennsylvania and Michigan, according to a USA Today/Suffolk University poll released Sunday.

Donald Trump has been a central feature of the Iranian presidential campaign, with all six candidates talking as if his return to the White House is a foregone conclusion but disagreeing over who is best suited to deal with him.

There is a “vast DEI bureaucracy” that has pervaded the everyday operations of the Pentagon and the nation’s military academies and has created a culture of “race- and sex-based scapegoating and stereotyping,” according to a yearlong study released on Tuesday by the Arizona...

A blitz primary was proposed to choose a new Democrat presidential nominee as a solution to replacing President Joe Biden on the party ticket, the Washington Examiner reported Monday.

Iran may fear a victory by Donald Trump would inflame relations with the United States and is thus trying to harm his presidential campaign in covert online influence operations, U.S. intelligence officials said Monday, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Air Force F-16 fighter jets scrambled twice Sunday to intercept what officials described as an "unidentified object" flying at high altitude over Northern California, according to flight-tracking data and military radio communications reported by Aircraft Spot on X.

A Chinese technology company is developing surveillance systems powered by artificial intelligence to identify citizens who could pose future political risks to the government, according to corporate documents reviewed by Vanderbilt University researchers, The New York Times has reported.