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House Republicans passed a bill to rescind the funding promised to the IRS from the Inflation Reduction Act.

Thousands of New York City nurses have gone on strike, fighting for increased wages and better staffing.

The Georgia special grand jury investigating former President Donald Trump and his allies' efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election has been dissolved

Strategists weigh in as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis appears to have an early strong lead over Trump, and Pence who might be in the running too.

Abbott slammed Biden for visiting the border "two years too late" and called it a photo-op.

Ukrainian soldiers used their weapons as instruments in a "shock-show orchestra" caroling posted by Ukraine's defense ministry on Friday.

Former President Donald Trump reportedly made crucial phone calls to several Republican lawmakers who were opposed to Kevin McCarthy's speakership bid.

Police used tear gas to push back against the rioters after they marched from army headquarters to the Three Powers Plaza.

Connecticut State Representative Quintin "Q" Williams died Thursday morning in a car crash just hours after being sworn in for his third term.

Prince Harry revealed his final words to his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II before her passing in his book, "Spare."

Columbia University President Lee Bollinger described former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as "unique" and "exceptional."

The 3-2 ruling will now allow abortions to remain legal in the state for up to 20 weeks of pregnancy.

The surprising announcement will leave an open battleground seat in 2024.

Elon Musk tweeted on Thursday that Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) "should be Speaker" as the House enters its third day of voting.

So far, Biden has announced 150 judicial nominees, 97 of which have been approved by the Senate.

The FBI has announced it will raise the reward to $500k for any information leading to the arrest of the suspect who placed two pipe bombs outside the Democratic and Republican national headquarters a day before the Capitol Riots on Jan. 6.

President Biden and Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell stood together to celebrate the revitalization of a bridge in northern Kentucky.

Myanmar junta marks Independence Day with show of force

Rep. Kevin McCarthy lost the initial vote to become Speaker of the House, igniting what will likely be a contentious and drawn-out election process.

The new congress will now be made up of nearly 28% women members, the highest percentage in U.S. history.

Republican Rep.-elect George Santos will face charges from a Brazilian court alleging he committed checkbook fraud in 2008.

Croatia's local currency, the kuna, can only be used until Jan. 15, after the country replaced its historic currency with the euro on New Year's Day.

While it is unclear what the woman's role is, Kremlin observers said she may be part of Putin's security team.

Members of 2020's pool of Democratic Presidential hopefuls are now working as members of Biden's cabinet, continuing Congressional members, and political analysts.

Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI's secretary Archbishop Georg Gaenswein has revealed the late Pope's last words before passing–"Lord, I love you."

Political rivals Donald Trump and Joe Biden will likely face off for the presidency again in 2024. Before then, what should we expect of the two men in 2023?

On Friday, the Biden Administration announced the reversal of a Trump Era rule to expand federal protections for national waterways.

The House Ways and Means Committee has officially released six years of former President Donald Trump's tax returns. Here is everything we have learned about its contents.

Virginia "Ginni" Thomas has expressed regret for texts she sent spreading 2020 presidential election conspiracies in one of the witness transcripts released in the final days of the congressional inquiry into the US Capitol riot.