Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell has announced his decision to step down from his position in November, after more than two decades of service, making him the longest-serving Senate leader in history.

In a recent court filing, legal representatives for Sam Bankman-Fried, the embattled cryptocurrency entrepreneur, have requested a lenient sentence akin to that of Michael Milken, the infamous "junk bond king" of the 1980s.

Two suspects, Lyndell Mays and Dominic Miller, involved in the Kansas City Super Bowl Parade shooting, are considering utilizing the "stand your ground" law as part of their defense strategy.

Several major banks in the United States have recently announced plans to close a significant number of branches while also revealing the opening of new locations.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams, during a town hall event on Monday, expressed his concerns over the city's sanctuary status, which he believes hinders the deportation of illegal immigrants and asylum seekers found guilty of criminal activities.

Outgoing Chairwoman of the Republican National Committee (RNC), Ronna McDaniel, bid an emotional farewell to staffers during a morning all-staff meeting.

Embrace Boston, a local organization, released an extensive report on Tuesday, outlining the enduring impact of slavery and advocating for increased reparations.

Apple Inc.'s clandestine endeavor to create its proprietary self-driving electric vehicle (EV) has reportedly come to a halt.

Leah McSweeney, a star of the popular reality television show "Real Housewives Of New York," has reportedly filed a lawsuit against Andy Cohen, Bravo, and other associated entities.

Self-help luminary Marianne Williamson reentered the 2024 presidential race on Wednesday, following a brief hiatus after suspending her campaign.