The Labor Departments internal watchdog has determined that former Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer maintained an inappropriately close and unprofessional relationship with her bodyguard that fostered a hostile work environment for subordinates.

Dennis Quaid is offering a window into the quieter, more grounded life he has embraced in Nashville, years after turning his back on the chaos of Los Angeles.

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert will step down at the end of the calendar year, closing a seven-year tenure that reshaped the league amid intensifying cultural and political battles over womens sports.

Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin was taken into custody in Paris, Kentucky, by the Bourbon County Sheriff's Office, according to dispatchers with the Paris-Bourbon County 911 center.

Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayeds call for a national conversation about reparations ran headlong into a blunt reality check from ESPN star Stephen A. Smith, who pointed to the staggering $40 trillion federal debt as a hard limit on progressive wish lists.

Democrats counting on a blue wave to capture a pivotal Michigan House seat this November are discovering that their biggest liability may be the man at the top of their own ticket.

Vice President JD Vance briefly transformed the White House press room into a mix of policy forum and late-night comedy stage as he fielded questions ranging from healthcare to his own dramatic weight loss.

A tense exchange on C-SPAN this week laid bare the widening divide between Americans demanding border enforcement and Democrats in Congress who appear unwilling to take the crisis seriously.

Missouris attorney general is warning that a radical decision by the states highest court has thrown the upcoming elections into chaos and pushed the state into what she calls a full-fledged constitutional crisis.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is warning that a tidal wave of out-of-state liberal money is being deployed to flip a U.S. Senate seat in deep-red Texas by propping up Democrat James Talarico.