President-elect Donald Trump has made his political calculations clear suggesting that he wants a government shutdown to happen while Joe Biden is president
As the US population continues to grow, a concerning decline in the number of children signals potential challenges for the future of education, the labour market and long-term economic stability
The high-profile Georgia election interference case against US President-elect Donald Trump has been thrown into chaos after Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis was disqualified due to a romantic relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade. The affair, which began before Wade's formal involvement in the case, raised concerns about ethical breaches
A new Republican spending bill backed by President-elect Donald Trump was rejected by the US House of Representatives, leaving Congress with no clear plan to avert a government shutdown
Federal funding for government agencies is set to expire at midnight Friday, and lawmakers had reached an agreement on a stopgap measure, known as a "continuing resolution" (CR), to extend operations through the New Year, according to a report
"The only president ever to avoid an inauguration is the guy that's about to be inaugurated," said Biden referring to Trump who did not attend the swearing-in of Biden as the 46th US president in 2021
The Georgia Court of Appeals on Thursday disqualified Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from prosecuting the case against President-elect Donald Trump and his alleged co-conspirators over charges related to the 2020 election subversion, according to a report
Delays in expanding solar capacity, batteries, and hybrid energy resources will compound the risk of power outages during peak periods
While the Senate Armed Services Committee typically limits background check access to its two lead senators, both Democrats and Republicans are now pressing to share the report with more lawmakers, as its contents could impact Hegseth’s confirmation, according to a report
US President-elect Donald Trump left US Congress in disarray after he demanded the Republicans not support the stopgap funding bill and pushed for an eventual government shutdown. Trump's remarks came after Elon Musk unleashed a rant over the bill
The report could be made public within days as Congress prepares to adjourn for the holidays, according to a report on Wednesday, citing multiple sources with knowledge of the matter
TikTok argues that the law violates First Amendment rights, calling it an unprecedented restriction on free speech. The company claims more than 170 million monthly US users
The legislation, which has already passed the House, is expected to be brought to the Senate floor on Wednesday. However, some Republicans concerned about its cost are pushing to block it, according to a report
President-elect Trump filed a lawsuit on Monday against the Des Moines Register and pollster J. Ann Selzer over a poll released just before Election Day, which showed Vice President Harris leading him by a significant margin in Iowa, according to a report
There is no threat to national security or public safety from reported sightings of mystery drones that have stirred concern in parts of the United States, government agencies said Tuesday.
Donald Trump has lost a bid to dismiss his hush money conviction, as a Manhattan judge ruled that the Supreme Court's presidential immunity decision does not apply to this case. The ruling keeps the legal drama alive as Trump, now elected for a second term, faces the unprecedented situation of a criminal conviction while in office
At least two people were dead after a shooting at a Madison, Wisconsin, school on Monday, according to a report, citing a statement from police
Governor Kathy Hochul announced that a drone detection system will be sent to New York following a surge in mysterious drone sightings across the east coast, including disruptions at Stewart International Airport, according to a report
When Peak Design CEO Peter Dering identified a backpack linked to Luigi Mangione, the suspected shooter of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, he contacted police in a move he called instinctive. But what followed was a storm of criticism, with social media branding him a 'snitch' and questioning the company's privacy policies
It started with New Jersey. Now mysterious drones have been sighted across at least six US states, adding to confusion and fear. While the FBI and Home Security authorities have claimed the flying objects pose no threat to national security, conspiracy theorists are rushing ahead with absurd stories of alien invasion, government plots and foreign threats
If Trump decides to privatize USPS, it would push hundreds of thousands of federal workers out of the government
In an essay published by the New York Times, UnitedHealth Group’s CEO, Andrew Witty, said that the slain executive cared about customers and was working towards making the system better
US President-elect Donald Trump was awarded $15 million after ABC News and its anchor George Stephanopoulos agreed to settle a defamation lawsuit filed by the Republican firebrand
President-elect Donald Trump picked Truth Social CEO David Nunes to lead the president's intelligence advisory board. The former lawmaker led the US House Intelligence Committee during Trump's first stint in the White House
President-elect Donald Trump vowed to eliminate daylight saving time after he returns to the White House. Trump called the biannual time change 'inconvenient and costly'
US President-elect Donald Trump suggested that the mysterious drone hovering over the state of New Jersey should be 'shot down' as he cornered President Joe Biden's administration over the issue
Police say Briana Boston admitted to using the phrase because it was “in the news.” She denied owning firearms but reportedly described insurance companies as “evil” and deserving of “karma”
Trump's approach to Syria aligns with his broader reluctance to engage in overseas conflicts. However, some Republicans warn that withdrawing US troops could embolden adversaries like Iran and Russia, whose influence in Syria has grown over the past decade
Robert F Kennedy Jr wants his daughter-in-law, Amaryllis Fox Kennedy, to serve as deputy director of the CIA. While RFK Jr champions her qualifications and aims to uncover the truth about his uncle, John F Kennedy's assassination, critics question her readiness for such a senior role
Public health experts, including former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, warn that reducing vaccination rates could lead to outbreaks of diseases like measles