Is the US ready for a third-party presidential candidate?Past campaign cycles have shown that as election day gets closer, support for alternate candidates usually wanes.
Biden, first lady to attend memorial service for Rosalynn CarterVice President Kamala Harris and second gentleman Doug Emhoff will also attend the tribute ceremony.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams accused of 1993 sexual assault in legal filingA City Hall spokesman said the mayor does not know the person making the accusation and denied the claim.
Iowa Republican's wife found guilty of 52 counts of voter fraudA woman who tried to help her husband win a 2020 county election has been found guilty of dozens of voter fraud claims.
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Race for Congress 2024: Who's running? Who's retiring?Of the 33 senators whose terms are up after this year, seven have said they're not running for reelection.
Colorado Supreme Court to hear case that could bar Trump from ballotState election officials are hoping for a final decision by Jan. 5, which is when Colorado must finalize its primary ballot.
Many to see double Social Security payouts in DecemberThe agency's schedule has budgeted for two checks to be sent out in the same month periodically, and in December recipients will get an extra one.
Demand for food assistance on the rise ahead of holidaysRoughly 44 million Americans are food insecure, meaning they don't have access or the means to get adequate nutritious food.
Manchin slams Biden, Trump as White House speculation swirlsSen. Joe Manchin isn't running for the U.S. Senate next year, but he could appear on the ballot as a presidential candidate.
Mom faces charges after 2-year-old fired her gun inside a WalmartA 2-year-old boy accidentally discharged a firearm inside of an Ohio Walmart after retrieving it from his mom's bag.
This school is the first HBCU to host a general presidential debateVirginia State University will be the first historically black college or university to host a general election presidential debate in 2024.
Dates set for presidential, vice presidential debatesThe first presidential debate will take place on Sept. 16, 2024, at Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas.
What's next for turkeys after they receive presidential pardon?U.S. presidents have been pardoning turkeys in an annual ceremony dating back many years. But the good times for the turkeys don't end there.
President Biden pardons 2 lucky turkeys in annual White House ceremonyLiberty and Bell, 4-month-old turkeys from Minnesota, were specially raised as part of the "presidential flock" and trained to be in the spotlight.
Joe Biden celebrates 81st birthdayAs the oldest sitting president in U.S. history, his advanced age has sparked debate among voters.
NTSB warns Congress: Air safety showing 'clear signs of strain'Close encounters between aircraft are on the rise as Congress considers a new aviation bill that could help combat aviation workplace fatigue.
Will US sanctions on Mexican cartels make a difference?Taking a look at how U.S.-Mexico relations have deteriorated this year and how the new imposed sanctions factor in.
Speaker Johnson to make 44,000 hours of Jan. 6 footage publicAround 90 hours were released on a public committee website Friday, and the remaining 44,000 hours are set to be posted over the next few months.
Which way is the US economy going?If you're hearing good news about the economy but you still have your doubts, you're definitely not alone.
Well-connected youth motivational speaker faces trafficking chargesJimmie Gardner is the brother-in-law of former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams and the husband of federal Judge Leslie Abrams Gardner.
Colorado judge keeps Trump on ballot, rejecting insurrection challengeThe lawsuit contended that Trump’s actions related to the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol ran afoul of the 14th Amendment.
Only LGBTQ+ center in Colorado Springs reflects on Club Q shootingThere are several kinds of services critical for the LGBTQ+ community after traumatic events like the one that occurred at Club Q one year ago.
Biden Administration touts economic progress as APEC wraps upPresident Joe Biden reaffirmed the U.S. commitment to Asia-Pacific economic development Friday, as the week's conference concluded.
What would it take to see more bipartisanship in Congress?Poll after poll has found Americans want lawmakers to work together, but changing the culture in the Capitol is hard.
Republican files resolution to expel Rep. Santos from HouseSantos has repeatedly refused to resign amid allegations of lying and lawbreaking, but he said he will not run for reelection.
Biden signs temporary spending bill averting government shutdownThe measure passed the House and Senate by wide bipartisan margins this week, and pushes the federal budget fight into the new year.
Biden tells Asia-Pacific leaders the US wants trade and partnershipPresident Biden pitched regional leaders and tech CEOs on American leadership and business opportunities.
UnitedHealth sued for allegedly using AI to deny elderly patients careA lawsuit says UnitedHealth used an artificial intelligence algorithm to systematically deny patients the care they needed.
Johns Hopkins doctor placed on leave after anti-Palestinian postsSocial media posts were deemed by the hospital to have disparaged Palestinians in a way that went against the organization's employee conduct rules.
Supreme Court won't allow Florida to enforce drag ban while on appealThe justices refused to narrow a lower-court order that has prohibited the law from being enforced statewide.
