Former President Trump no longer enjoys presidential immunity for alleged crimes and New York prosecutors are moving in.

Instacart is the first gig platform to go union and the first to layoff union workers.

When Biden's new team went looking for Trump's COVID vaccination distribution plan, they couldn't find anything.

In yet another departure from Trump, President Biden is expected to invoke the Defense Production Act far more aggressively.

Armed with new political power, Democrats are weighing the political risks of an aggressive stimulus bill.

Fox News host Chris Wallace called President Biden's inaugural address the best since JFK's, prompting a range of reactions on Twitter.

Amid a busy Inauguration Day, incoming President Biden isn't standing on ceremony as he cancels Trump's legacy.

As Joe Biden is sworn in, international leaders look for a return to the normalcy of international relations.

Even as some in the Republicans want to move on from the Trump era, Democrats and the Trump Legacy Project aren't inclined to forget.

Rep. Liz Cheney finds herself in political hot water in Republican-dominated Wyoming as some in the state talk about secession

The unceremonious passing of a satchel containing the authorization equipment for a nuclear strike usually passes without much notice, but this year the situation is a little more complicated.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told Senate colleagues on Tuesday that Capitol rioters were provoked by Trump's lies.

As President-elect Joe Biden plans to launch his agenda for immigration reform as soon as Inauguration Day, those who would be most affected are cautiously optimistic after years of waiting.

2020 was the world's hottest year on record. Scientists say the global pandemic may be playing a role.

Inauguration Day was not always on Jan. 20. But the country has one of the longest lame-duck periods in the world.

This year's presidential inauguration will be different from most, but much of the pomp and circumstance will remain the same.

President Trump's grasp on the Republican Party may be dwindling in the face of recent bad news.

As bad as last week's riot was, it could have been far worse. Federal prosecutors say elected leaders were marked for assassination.

The chance of President Trump's conviction in the Senate may depend on the prevailing mood than the facts of the case.

An angry mob? The investigation of the violent Capitol riots has turned to premeditation.