The brother of a rising Johns Hopkins cardiology fellow is facing trial for the high-profile assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, casting a stark shadow over a family now split between medical prestige and an alleged act of ideological violence.

The Texas Senate race between Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton and Democrat state Rep. James Talarico has barely begun, yet the Democrats own words and photo ops are already raising questions about authenticity and political theater.

A Republican-led House Oversight Committee has issued a scathing report accusing Minnesotas top Democratic officials of allowing rampant fraud in state social services programs to flourish for years out of political cowardice and fear of being labeled racist.

An advanced nuclear microreactor backed by a Trump-era Department of Energy initiative has achieved a pivotal technical milestone, underscoring the renewed push for U.S. energy independence and innovation.

Indianas most prestigious private university is actively seeking a foreign national to teach English under a temporary work visa.

Ron Klain, the longtime Democratic operative and former chief of staff to President Joe Biden, is quietly positioning himself as a behind-the-scenes power broker for the partys next generation, with Rep.

Elon Musks SpaceX has landed a colossal cloud-computing pact with Google worth nearly $1 billion a month, bolstering the companys artificial intelligence credentials just days before its highly anticipated initial public offering.

Disgraced attorney Michael Avenatti has turned his fire on his former prison bunkmate Sam Bankman-Fried, declaring the fallen crypto mogul unworthy of a presidential pardon because he refuses to accept responsibility for his crimes.

Idris Elba has poured cold water on the idea of radically reimagining James Bond, arguing that the iconic British spy should not be recast as a black man and warning producers against turning the franchise into a vehicle for progressive politics.

Californias top federal prosecutor is sounding the alarm over what he describes as a deeply compromised election system and a state government determined to shield it from scrutiny.