Democratic primary contests in New York and Virginia reveal persistent ideological splits within the party on issues like foreign policy and gun rights.
The National Capital Planning Commission voted to advance President Trump's proposal for a 250-foot arch in Washington, D.C., despite receiving nearly 1,700 comments with overwhelming opposition.
New Jersey Senator Cory Booker indicated he may consider running for president in 2028 while focusing on his current Senate reelection campaign.
Tech companies have built over 4,000 AI data centers nationwide, but local communities are increasingly resisting new facilities over environmental and economic concerns.
Federal judge ruled Blake Lively can recover legal fees from Justin Baldoni's production company but cannot seek additional damages in defamation dispute.
Federal prosecutors charged Stefan Pildes with wire fraud, alleging he kept over $1 million in donations meant for charity from the annual NYC bar crawl event.
Indian Motorcycle has initiated a marketing campaign opposing diversity initiatives, drawing criticism from some riders while targeting rival Harley-Davidson.
A new survey shows 73% of Americans view healthcare insurance delays and denials as a major issue, prompting emergence of advocacy services.
Researchers have discovered proteins that could indicate increased lung cancer risk and identified a drug that might reduce tumor development odds.
A Jewish visitor and Iranian journalist each reported being attacked by masked assailants in different London neighborhoods.
Andrew Ross Sorkin predicts a coming market crash despite Wall Street's recent gains, drawing parallels to historical market bubbles.
Transportation officials and policy experts remain divided on proposals to expand private contractor screening at airports.
Multiple financial outlets have published articles expressing concerns about America's long-term fiscal sustainability and related economic issues.
Former President Barack Obama met with Texas state Rep. James Talarico and Rep. Gina Hinojosa at an Austin taco shop to support their campaigns.
James Comey defended his 2016 Hillary Clinton email investigation and urged the Justice Department to base decisions on facts during a recent interview.
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