Democratic Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer has taken to Twitter to showcase her affinity for Barbie dolls, leaving many scratching their heads.

Texas, the largest state and the ninth GOP-led state to do so since 2022, has withdrawn from the national bipartisan effort to prevent voter fraud.

The Los Angeles Times is facing backlash on social media for an article that raised the question of whether accepting occasional electrical grid blackouts would make it easier and cheaper to tackle climate change.

Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas proudly highlighted his efforts to eliminate the use of the term "illegal alien" within his agency during a discussion on the exploitation of the crisis at the southern border.

Law enforcement authorities in New York are currently on the lookout for two individuals who are accused of impersonating FBI agents and robbing a couple in Queens of their car and a substantial sum of $40,000.

Academic researchers have expressed their dismay at the disrespectful and offensive responses received from students in an LGBTQ survey.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has expressed his belief that former President Donald Trump should participate in the upcoming Republican presidential primary debate.

During a recent segment of MSNBC's Morning Joe, host Joe Scarborough criticized the credibility of the whistleblowers testifying before Congress this week, referring to them as "so-called" whistleblowers.

The House of Representatives made a significant decision late Wednesday night, voting against reinstating airline pilots who lost their jobs due to their refusal to comply with the Biden administration's vaccine mandate.

Rhode Island State Senator Joshua Miller, a Democrat, has been sentenced to pay restitution after admitting to charges of vandalism and obstruction of a police officer.