House Oversight Chairman James Comer said in a statement Tuesday the US Treasury Department will allow him to review certain bank activity reports related to members of the Biden family and their business partners.
A federal judge told lawyers involved in a major medication abortion case last week that he did not want to publicize plans to hold a hearing in the case because of a "barrage" of death threats and other harassment that has been directed towards his courthouse, according to a transcript obtained by CNN of a private status conference.
After months of internal deliberations, the Biden administration officially greenlit the Willow Project on Monday amid fierce pressure from the Alaska congressional delegation and major pushback from environmental groups.
President Joe Biden delivered a speech in Monterey Park, California, on Tuesday, where he met with the families and victims of a January mass shooting in the area and launched a series of largely symbolic efforts to combat gun violence.
The White House on Tuesday is highlighting new efforts to lower Americans' everyday costs, just as the latest Consumer Price Index -- a key marker for inflation -- showed signs that the temperature is dropping.
The dramatic meltdown of Silicon Valley Bank is proving one thing for sure -- the biggest systemic risk to the United States lies not in its banking system but in its polarized politics.
Republican-controlled state governments are opening an explosive new front in their decadelong drive to exert more control over the decisions -- and decision makers -- in Democratic-run cities and counties.
A former Eric Garcetti aide, who has accused the former Los Angeles mayor of ignoring allegations of sexual harassment during his time in office, said Monday that he is "unfit" to become US ambassador to India amid his embattled nomination.
President Joe Biden said Monday he intends to visit Northern Ireland to mark the upcoming anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, which the US helped broker a quarter-century ago to bring an end to decades of sectarian violence.
The White House on Monday called on Mike Pence to apologize for his remark that Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg had gone on "maternity leave," saying that the former vice president's "homophobic joke" at the Gridiron Club dinner on Saturday was "offensive and inappropriate."
More than $10 billion in losses from online scams were reported to the FBI in 2022, the highest annual loss in the last five years, according to a new report from the bureau.
A man charged with participating in the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol violated the terms of his court-approved travel conditions to attend the Conservative Political Action Conference, according to federal prosecutors.
President Joe Biden was flanked on Monday by a 377-foot submarine -- the USS Missouri -- as he announced an accelerated timeline for Australia to receive its own nuclear-powered submarines early next decade.
The federal judge overseeing a challenge to the federal government's approval of a medication abortion drug announced Monday that there will be a hearing Wednesday in the case -- an announcement that comes after reports the judge had privately sought to delay announcement of the hearing.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has been discharged from the hospital after being treated for a concussion and a rib fracture, his office announced Monday.
President Joe Biden called efforts to restrict transgender rights in Florida "close to sinful" in an interview released Monday, suggesting federal laws should be passed to protect those rights in all states.
Vice President Kamala Harris will travel to Africa later this month, her office announced Monday, becoming the most senior Biden administration official to visit the continent.
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