As President Biden prepares to revisit New Hampshire for the first time in almost two years, Steve Shurtleff, a prominent Democratic state representative and former state House speaker, has expressed his lingering disappointment over the state's treatment during the last presidential primary.

The New York City Fire Department (FDNY) has reportedly issued a stern warning to its firefighters, following an incident at a promotion ceremony last week where New York Attorney General Letitia James was booed and former President Trump was cheered.

Democratic Representative Adam Schiff expressed his desire for intelligence agencies to limit the information provided to former President Donald Trump during standard briefings given to presidential nominees.

In a controversial move, Cumberland County District Attorney Jacqueline A. Sartoris, who received funding from billionaire George Soros, has announced a policy shift that will no longer prosecute illegal immigrants for specific traffic offenses in Maine's most populous county.

The Oscars red carpet on Sunday became a platform for Hollywood celebrities to voice their demand for a "permanent ceasefire" in Gaza.

In a recent turn of events, Alabama Republican Senator Katie Britt found herself at the receiving end of a joke by comedian Jimmy Kimmel during the 96th Oscars awards ceremony.

Pittsburgh police have recently unveiled adjustments to their response procedures in light of staffing constraints.

In a recent development, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has responded to President Joe Biden's statement that an Israeli invasion of Rafah, a city in Gaza, would be a "red line" for American support.

President Biden reaffirmed his unwavering support for the Black community in a recent interview, highlighting his administration's efforts to bolster Black-owned businesses and enhance job creation.

Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg appeared on ABC's "This Week" on Sunday morning to address Joe Biden's reelection prospects.