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Reuters Congressional reporter Patricia Zengerle complained on Wednesday that seeing a handful of people walking on the National Mall with American flags had given her “a wave of #Jan6 anxiety.”...

Multiple Border Patrol agents are pushing back against Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’ claim that the southern border is “secure” — just as agents on the frontlines of the historic...

The Senate confirmed Judge J. Michelle Childs on Tuesday to the second highest court in the nation, a judge who was rumored to be on President Joe Biden’s shortlist of...

With the Wisconsin Republican primary less than a month away, the race to challenge incumbent Governor Tony Evers (D) is heating up as the candidates tout key endorsements and make...

A judge issued an order in the legal square-off between the world’s richest man, Elon Musk, and Twitter. Kathaleen McCormick, the chancellor of the Court of Chancery in Delaware who...

Bill Gates’ $13.5 million investment in 2,100 sprawling acres of North Dakota land has raised questions — as the purchase coincided with a controversial Chinese company buying 370 acres of...

Bill de Blasio is ending his Congressional ambitions, the former New York City mayor said on Tuesday, after a short-lived and unpopular bid for the House of Representatives. De Blasio...

A U.S. advisory panel on July 18 said it is recommending that the government’s disinformation board is not necessary. “At this point, we have concluded that there is no need...

Britain’s Prince Harry appeared to take aim at his adopted home during a Monday speech before the United Nations in honor of Mandela Day, lamenting the “rolling back of constitutional...

Former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley, an establishment Republican, was widely mocked online over a tweet of her own remarks from a speech in which she suggested that...