A brief history of presidential family members who were a political liability
Scandal and crime have sometimes caused headaches for U.S. presidents whose own family members have proved themselves to be a political liability.
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Supreme Court Set to Release Rulings on Major Cases as Term Nears End
Social media, gun rights, administrative power, abortion, and presidential power are some of the major topics being considered by the justices. By the end of June, the Supreme Court is expected to release a long list of decisions that could significantly alter precedent on several hot-button issues. With just a few weeks left in the
Ugly GOP primary comes to an end as swing state voters set to decide who will face tough Democrat incumbent
Nevada voters are heading to the polls to determine which Republican candidate, Jeff Gunter or Sam Brown, will take on incumbent Democrat Sen. Jacky Rosen in November.
Democratic Party to reimburse WH for Jill Biden flights between Paris and Delaware for Hunter trial
The Democratic National Committee is reimbursing the federal government for first lady Jill Biden's travel back and forth from France to Delaware to attend Hunter Biden's trial.
President Biden appears to freeze at White House Juneteenth event
President Biden, 81, appeared to freeze at a White House celebration for Juneteenth on Monday, standing still for about 30 seconds while others clapped and danced at a concert.
Sen. Sherrod Brown Holds Field Committee Hearing on Social Security Reform for Public Servants
Decades-old provisions prevent public service workers and their spouses from receiving full Social Security benefits earned in private sector jobs. U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) held a field committee hearing on his proposal to repeal provisions that reduce retirement income for public sector workers who have benefits from the private sector. Mr. Brown, chair of
Sen. Sherrod Brown Aims to Reform Decades-old Social Security Provisions for Public Servants
Decades-old provisions prevent public service workers and their spouses from receiving full Social Security benefits earned in private sector jobs. U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio) held a field committee hearing on his proposal to repeal provisions that reduce retirement income for public sector workers who have benefits from the private sector. Mr. Brown, chair of