The World Health Organization said on Saturday it still doesn’t know what caused the recent death of a Russian woman who worked at a research laboratory.

Jewish clergy launched a petition of five “nonnegotiable” positions regarding American Jews and Israel, el Sayed’s campaign bogeymen. Noting that “American Jews now feel forced to fight for the party ...

Two children appeared to be among nine killed in a mass shooting in Erie, Pennsylvania around 5 p.m. on Friday.

The White House has chosen Katie Bailey as the new head of White House Office of Legislative Affairs, less than a month away from the midterm elections and with control of Congress hanging in the ...

Three years after Oct. 7, grief allows healing, but justice requires holding onto moral anger to prevent indifference to atrocity.

Thousands of minors live in open-air camps on the beach in Spain's Ceuta, with the government hesitant to open the welfare system to the migrant children.

Republicans risk losing control of Congress if they take 2024 Hispanic voter gains for granted rather than re-earning their votes.

Beyond national controversies, Lauren Boebert’s legislative record demonstrates persistent work for Colorado water infrastructure.

A Democratic majority would provide the party with an effective veto over late-stage Trump administration nominees.

Oil is flowing out of the Strait of Hormuz as a U.S. blockade prevents Iranian oil exports. This gives Trump leverage to cut a deal.

Strategic ambiguity on Taiwan is no longer safe: rising miscalculations between the U.S., China, and Taiwan risk global war.

Abdul el Sayed's Senate campaign faces scrutiny after he dodged a question about whether Israel or Iran poses a greater threat to the United States.