The Supreme Court has released a list of cases it will be addressing in the upcoming term, which begins on October 2.

President Joe Biden wasted no time in signing the continuing resolution, ensuring that the United States government will remain funded until November 17.

Pope Francis has appointed 21 new cardinals in an effort to reform the Catholic Church, placing a strong emphasis on diversity just days before a meeting where he will outline plans for the future of the church and address controversial issues such as LGBTQ+ followers, women's roles, and celibacy.

New York City bodega clerk, Jose Alba, who had murder charges dropped after video evidence showed he acted in self-defense, is now suing District Attorney Alvin Bragg and the NYPD for civil rights violations.

Progressive Representative Jamaal Bowman, a Democrat from New York, caused a commotion in one of the House of Representatives' office buildings Saturday morning as lawmakers raced to prevent a potential government shutdown, according to the House Administration Committee.

Fox News host Jesse Watters responded on Friday to footage obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation (DCNF) showing a Border Patrol agent fist-bumping illegal migrants.

Newt Gingrich, the former Speaker of the House, has declared that the contest for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination has already been decided in favor of Donald Trump.

In the face of a looming government shutdown, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) has declared her intention to renounce her salary.

In a recent development, Charles Edward Littlejohn, a 38-year-old former contractor for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), was indicted on Friday for allegedly leaking confidential tax information of numerous affluent Americans to media outlets.

A former elementary school teacher in Tennessee, Alissa McCommon, has been rearrested for allegedly attempting to coerce her rape victim.