A powerful postal workers union is rolling out a national television campaign urging Americans to embrace voting by mail, inserting itself into an already heated fight over election integrity and the proper role of federal agencies in the democratic process.

Lea Bardon, the White House director of Cabinet Affairs, is departing the Trump administration to join a Washington-based public affairs firm, becoming the latest senior official to transition into political and private-sector roles ahead of the midterm election season.

Dozens of anti-Israel demonstrators were taken into custody in Manhattan on Monday after attempting to storm the office building that houses the New York headquarters of Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), then pouring into the street and bringing traffic to a halt.

Comedy is experiencing a resurgence in American culture, and some performers say that revival is opening unexpected doors in todays fraught debates over gender and identity.

Womens sports advocate and outspoken Christian conservative Riley Gaines responded with restraint after President Donald Trump publicly dismissed her.

FBI Director Kash Patel signaled this week that with Democratic Rep.

Republican Rep. Tony Gonzales of Texas has announced he will step down from Congress amid mounting scandal and the threat of expulsion.

Brian Stelter is once again celebrating the corporate press, this time hailing mainstream journalists as the heroes behind the collapse of Rep.

Minnesota, once associated with mild Midwestern normalcy, is again in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons.

An American man detained in connection with his wifes disappearance in Bahamian waters has been released from custody without charges, even as questions continue to swirl around the case.