Pa., speak out against political violence, advocate for civil discourse and discuss the looming government shutdown deadline ...

Some Christian and conservative leaders are saying they can no longer support Ken Paxton as he runs for U.S. Senate against ...

PATHANAMTHITTA: With the Global Ayyappa Sangamam set to bring thousands of devotees to Pathanamthitta, the political ...

This week’s Your Vote Counts discussed the 2026 governor’s race, school bus safety, homelessness, and political violence as ...

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton promoted a book, titled “Why Fascists Fear Teachers: Public Education and the ...

On this week’s “More To The Story,” editor and gun violence expert Mark Follman examines how Charlie Kirk’s assassination is ...

The Trump administration has intensified scrutiny on Harvard University, placing it under heightened cash monitoring and ...

After a whirlwind week and more information being revealed about the suspect in Charlie Kirk’s death, top lawmakers on Capitol Hill now seem to be singing the same tune: Tone it down.

Political temperatures on Capitol Hill follow predictable patterns of temporary cooling after violence, only to heat up again due to member turnover and mistrust.

The New Orleans City Council on Thursday passed a measure requiring city agencies to give workers regular breaks when it’s ...

Attorney General Pam Bondi raised eyebrows Monday by declaring that her team will “absolutely” target people spewing “hate ...