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Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-CA and her husband Paul Pelosi arrive for the formal Artist's Dinner honoring the recipients of the 44th Annual Kennedy Center Honors at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., U.S., December 4, 2021.

California Judge Sides With Media, Says Video Of Paul Pelosi Attack Must Be Released

A San Fransisco judge ordered the release of footage from the October attack on Paul Pelosi, the husband of Rep. Nancy Pelosi.

US Economy Outpaces Projections, GDP Rises 2.9% In Q4

A man walks under the rain with his shopping bag during the holiday season in New York

The U.S. economy grew by 2.9% over the fourth quarter of 2022, largely boosted by an increase in consumer and government spending.

Canadian Woman Pleads Guilty In 2020 Plot To Mail Ricin To Donald Trump

Trump was in the middle of campaigning for re-election in October 2020 when he dropped his bombshell announcement on Twitter, sending global stock markets tumbling

A French-Candian woman pled guilty to a 2020 scheme to poison then-President Donald Trump with a package containing ricin.

"I will lead the fight to make damn sure my party does not fail," said Marjorie Taylor Greene

Election 2024: Could Marjorie Taylor Greene Be Donald Trump's Next VP? Controversial Republican On 'Shortlist'

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., says she's on the "shortlist" of potential vice presidential picks for Donald Trump's 2024 ticket.

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Vox Media Will Slash 7% Of Its Workforce

Vox Media, owner of several notable media publications, will slash 7% of its workforce in an effort to cut costs.

T-Mobile Breach: Company Says Data Of 37 Million Customers Stolen By 'Bad Actor'

T-Mobile said a November hack caused the data of 37 million customers to be stolen.

Donald Trump has not debated an opponent face-to-face since he faced off against Democrat Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election

Trump, Lawyer Fined Nearly $1M For Filing 'Frivolous' Lawsuit Against Hillary Clinton

Trump and his legal team were fined nearly $1 million by a Florida judge who said the former president's lawsuit against Hillary Clinton was "frivolous."

USDA To Strictly Enforce New 'Organic' Guidelines, Ending Fraudulent Advertising

The USDA announced new guidelines for its "organic" label, seeking to end fraudulent claims.

Donald Trump was suspended from Facebook and Instagram after he posted a video during the deadly January 6 rampage by his supporters at the US Capitol in which he stated: "We love you, you're very special"

Donald Trump Insists Facebook Reactivate His Account, Plans Twitter Return

Donald Trump's 2024 campaign sent a letter to Meta officials urging the former president be reinstated to the platform.

Matt Schlapp, chairman of the American Conservative Union, at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Oxon Hill, Maryland

Who Is Matt Schlapp? Republican Operative Accused Of Groping By Herschel Walker Campaign Staffer

Prominent GOP operative Matt Schlapp is being sued by a former Herschel Walker campaign staffer for allegations of sexual assault.

Netanyahu returned to power last month and made ultra-Orthodox party leader Aryed Deri health and interior minister

Israel's Supreme Court Rules Against Netanyahu Political Appointment

Israel's Supreme Court ruled against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's appointment of a close ally who had been convicted of tax fraud.

Microsoft is reported to be in talks to invest $10 billion in OpenAI to challenge Google's world dominating search engine

Big Tech Layoffs: Microsoft Set To Slash More Than 10,000 Jobs This Week

Microsoft will cut upwards of 10,000 jobs, joining the list of major tech companies to cull their workforce amid a tepid economic landscape.

Trump Vs. DeSantis: 5 Times The Republicans Have Clashed

Trump Confident In Potential DeSantis Matchup, Says 'We'll Handle That'

Trump showed his confidence in a potential 2024 matchup between Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and himself.

Apple's New Macs Powered By Its Most Powerful Chip To Date

Apple's newest MacBook Pros will include the company's most powerful chip.

Has The US Moved Past Covid? Plateauing Vaccination Rates, New Variant May Say Otherwise

As a new strain spreads throughout the country, Covid-19 is not on the mind of many Americans. Does this mean the U.S. has moved past the pandemic?

House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy is elected Speaker of the House in Washington

McCarthy Says House Would 'Look At' Expunging Trump Impeachments

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said he would "look at" expunging one, or both, impeachments from former President Trump's record.

US President Donald Trump told Georgia officials they were taking a "big risk" if they did not pursue his request for them to find more votes for him in the state

Georgia Grand Jury Concludes Donald Trump Election Interference Investigation

The Georgia special grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump and his allies' efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election has been dissolved

Mercedes To Recall Over 320K Vehicles Due To Engine Stalling, Reports Nearly 800 Claims

Mercedes to recall over 320K vehicles over reports of engine stalling.

Twitter corporate headquarters building in San Francisco, California

Twitter Backtracks, Will Expand Political Advertising On Platform

Twitter will reverse a three-year ban it had on paid political advertising in an apparent attempt to garner more revenue.

Missouri Set To Execute An Openly Transgender Person For the First Time In US History

Missouri is scheduled to execute an openly transgender woman for the first time in U.S. history.

US President Joe Biden and his predecessor Donald Trump are both making closing arguments for the midterm election in Pennsylvania

What Should We Expect From Biden, Trump In 2023? Political Rivals Prepare For Potential Rematch

Political rivals Donald Trump and Joe Biden will likely face off for the presidency again in 2024. Before then, what should we expect of the two men in 2023?

China late Monday scrapped quarantine for inbound travellers from January 8 onwards, dismantling the last remaining piece of its stringent zero-Covid policy and ending some of the world's harshest border restrictions

US Considering Travel Restrictions Amid Covid Surge In China

China is easing travel restrictions after almost three years of strict COVID-19 policy, but as cases rise, the U.S. and other countries are growing cautious.

Cassidy Hutchinson, an aide to then White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, is sworn-in during a House Select Committee hearing to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the US Capitol

Mark Meadows Burned Documents Leading Up To Transition, Jan 6: Former White House Aide

Former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows burned documents in his office leading up to the transition and Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, according to a former White House aide.

Whoopi Goldberg Slammed For Offensive Holocaust Misrepresentation, Claims Holocaust Not Originally About Race

Whoopi Goldberg is facing criticism after her latest comments misrepresented the reality of the Holocaust.

A spike in gas prices pushed US consumer price inflation to a new four-decade high in June 2022

Projections Show Gas Prices Could Climb Again In 2023

Experts project gas prices to once again rise in 2023, peaking in the summertime when travelers are expected to hit the roads in swarms.

Homeless people take shelter at a New York subway station on April 13

Homelessness Is Growing Throughout The US, But How Are Major Cities Addressing The Crisis?

Homelessness is growing throughout the U.S., clustering along the coasts. How are major cities addressing the crisis?

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