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Senate Majority Leader Steny Hoyer has revealed April's legislative agenda, and statehood for Washington, D.C. features high on the list.

Companies that objected to Georgia's new voter restrictions drew Trump's ire, who maintains his presidential loss there was illegitimate.

Trump's influence could be a wildcard in the vital 2022 midterm elections, as he's vowed to primary opponents in his own party.

Trump-era regulations narrowing the definition of sexual misconduct have long been a target for Biden.

All 50 states have logged cases of the variant, sporting higher lethality, infection rates and effectiveness in children. Experts say a fourth wave is now inevitable.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson vetoed the legislation but expects an override. The Republican has previously approved other anti-trans bills.

Russia's president has signed a bill resetting his term count, giving him the opportunity to remain in power until 2036.

The tech industry is mourning the loss of one of the market's most ambitious innovators. Some LG smartphones will remain available.

March almost doubled February's job gains, but several factors make it unclear whether the trend can continue.

The Capitol complex was locked down on Friday afternoon. Reports indicate one officer injured. The attacker and one officer have died.

Spiking immigration, enforcement shortcuts and attrition-style smuggling tactics have stretched border agents beyond their limits.

What better way to celebrate April 1 than convincing your kid you might be dead?

Both mass shootings and gun control proposals have continued for weeks, driving up firearm sales.

Derek Chauvin's defense argues that Floyd was killed by a drug overdose, not almost 10 minutes of pressure on his neck.

James Hampton has resigned following an investigation into his actions. Zuul, the dog thrown against the car, is healthy and still working.

Vilma Kari was headed to church when she was kicked to the ground as witnesses watched.

Two EPA panels have been "reset" after they were flooded with corporate interests during the Trump administration.

A pickup truck spread the fliers early in the morning, and some residents say their neighbors are receptive to the hateful messaging.

Many areas are yet to recover from the last bought of extreme weather. They now face yet another wave of floods, tornadoes and snow.

The American Rescue Act didn't include funding for the Social Security Administration, causing weeks of budgetary delays.

Children made up the vast majority of detainees, with the majority held past the legal limit of 72 hours.

The WHO's initial investigation was heavily delayed and obstructed by China. The Biden administration says that's compromised the results.

Progressives want more, while Republicans say they'll oppose anything that raises taxes. How can Biden bridge the gap on his largest bill yet?

Nicholas Meriwether was willing to call students by their chosen names, but says his faith prevents him from using their preferred pronouns.

Garrett Miller documented his participation on social media, tweeting, "Just wanted to incriminate myself a little lol" and "Assassinate AOC."

Combining grants, billions in loans and administrative streamlining, the Biden administration hopes to increase U.S. wind power a thousandfold.

With Biden and the first Black fed chief onboard, reparations have gone from fringe belief to serious policy proposal.

While the council's return is confirmed, Biden is keeping quiet on who exactly will be included.

Brood X is ready to complete its 17-year life cycle, filling the mid-Atlantic with the sound of their mating songs. It can be loud enough to damage hearing.