The White House Correspondents Association has announced that its abruptly halted annual dinner will now take place on July 24 in Washington, DC, months after the event was cut short by an assassination attempt against President Donald Trump.

A Missouri school board president is under fire after posting the cryptic number 8647 on social media, a sequence many conservatives view as coded language urging the assassination of President Donald Trump.

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A 66-year-old great-grandmother was brutally stabbed to death aboard an Atlanta MARTA train on Saturday in what authorities are describing as a random, senseless act of violence.

Discontent inside CBS News burst into public view this week as veteran 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley reportedly accused network chief Bari Weiss of murdering the show and denounced the slender qualifications of its newly installed executive producer.

Michigans Democratic governor is once again hedging her bets on a future White House run, underscoring both the ambition and the political caution that define her partys internal jockeying for power.

The Democratic Partys widening ideological rift is erupting into open conflict as New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani throws his weight behind a slate of Democratic Socialist challengers targeting entrenched incumbents.

Maines Democratic governor, Janet Mills, is quietly reemerging in the states U.S. Senate race as her partys frontrunner, Graham Platner, remains mired in scandal over sexually explicit text messages and a history of offensive online posts.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is spearheading a multistate legal challenge to block the Trump administrations nearly $1 billion agreement that shutters a major offshore wind project in favor of expanded oil and gas development.

The federal government has taken a major step toward ending the kind of taxpayer-funded animal experiments that outraged Americans when gruesome beagle testing under Anthony Faucis watch first came to light.