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It’s part of a national trend in the Grand Old Party after the 2020 election cratered rank-and-file Republicans’ confidence in same-day voting alternatives.

The Second Amendment is under attack and must be preserved if Americans are to be able to defend themselves, President Trump told a gathering.

The judge ruled in favor of a clergyman who has long sought to pray on those steps.

‘High inflation means high prices, high interest rates, high mortgage rates, and death for the American Dream,’ President Trump said.

The White House recently moved to block access to the tapes.

Avery MacCracken was arrested by the FBI on Dec. 11, 2021.

The lawsuits target Amazon’s cancellation process and ‘Buy Box’ algorithm.

More than 90 percent of 221 US metros saw home price gains in the first quarter of 2024.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott called for ‘robust action,’ citing ‘extensive damage caused by these severe storms, historic river flooding, and tornadoes.’

There was a markedly lower interest in EVs among people buying their first car compared to people who already had a vehicle.

‘The final defendant was served moments ago,’ Arizona AG Kris Mayes said.

MGO, a glucose metabolite, can temporarily destroy the BRCA2 protein, reducing its levels in cells and inhibiting its tumor-preventing ability.

Eating out less often, taking from 401(k)s, buying medication overseas, choosing cheaper products—Americans say they are feeling the pain of inflation.

The pro-Palestinian protesters demand the university to honor the agreement.

Attorney John Eastman was indicted for allegedly trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in Arizona.

Judge Wright said the tactic violates the Fourth Amendment protecting against illegal search and seizure.

The CDC said it will end the Bridge Access Program later in August.

On a rare day off from his New York criminal trial, the former president attended his son’s graduation in Florida, then flew to a ‘blue’-state fundraiser.

An international clinical trial found that new drug aficamten boosts exercise capacity and quality of life for obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy patients.

Officials automatically rejected applications from people with certain religious beliefs.