On the eve of the State of the Union address, President Biden is struggling — with his own party
President Joe Biden is looking to gain back the trust of the Democratic voting base after his lackluster performance in Super Tuesday's voting.
Senate Commerce Republicans expand probe into airports in ‘sanctuary’ jurisdictions sheltering migrants
Republicans on the Senate Commerce Committee are investigating the sheltering of migrants at airports in "sanctuary" jurisdictions, as the crisis grips the country.
Nathan Wade’s phone data shows he made midnight trips to Fani Willis’ condo before he was hired: attorney
Attorney Ashleigh Merchant testified Wednesday in a state senate hearing that special prosecutor Nathan Wade's cell phone data shows 1 a.m. trips to Fani Willis' home prior his hiring.
American Samoa splits delegates in Democratic caucuses between Biden, Jason Palmer
Biden, Trump win most Super Tuesday contests Biden, Trump win most respective Super Tuesday contests 20:07 Washington — Jason Palmer, an entrepreneur with almost no name recognition, won half the delegates in American Samoa’s caucuses, with the other half going to President Biden, the party announced on Wednesday. Of the 91 ballots that were cast,
Karine Jean-Pierre says Biden is ready to handle hecklers during State of the Union: ‘He got this’
White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre told reporters on Wednesday that President Biden will be prepared to handle hecklers during the State of the Union on Thursday night.
Democrat senator thwarts GOP effort to pass bill detaining illegal immigrants charged with violent crime
Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, attempted to force a floor vote on a bill that would require ICE to take custody of illegal immigrants who are arrested for the death or injury of another person.
U.S. charges Chinese national with stealing AI trade secrets from Google
Washington — A former Google software engineer who worked on artificial intelligence is accused of stealing more than 500 files containing proprietary information about the tech giant’s supercomputing infrastructure, according to a federal indictment unsealed in San Francisco on Wednesday. Linwei Ding, a Chinese national living in Newark, California, was arrested on Wednesday and charged