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President Joe Biden said "evolving intelligence" suggests Russia might be planning cyberattacks against the US. Here's what some experts say about the probability of cyberattacks leading to a military response.

The climate groups want more information about Interior's November review of its oil and gas leasing program -- a report that largely side-stepped the program's impact on the climate crisis.

Republicans should be in a strong position to take control of the Senate this fall -- if they can get out of their own way.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's Supreme Court confirmation hearings kicked off Monday with more than four hours of speeches from senators, introductions of Jackson by two of her colleagues and remarks from the nominee herself.

Indiana Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb on Monday vetoed a bill that would've prohibited transgender women and girls from competing on sports teams consistent with their gender at schools in the state, saying the legislation was too broadly written.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson has emphasized her family and faith as part of her introduction to lawmakers during her Supreme Court confirmation hearings.

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President Joe Biden's Supreme Court nominee, Ketanji Brown Jackson, defended her judicial record Tuesday as she faced intense questioning from Republican senators during the second day of her historic confirmation hearings.

The Senate Judiciary Committee is holding confirmation hearings for President Biden's Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. Watch live and follow here for the latest news updates.

The most troubling takeaway from President Joe Biden's warning that there is "evolving intelligence" that Russia is exploring options for cyberattacks is that US spy agencies have been spot on so far in predicting Vladimir Putin's moves.

A group of retired federal judges -- including two Republican appointees -- told the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday night that Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's record on child pornography sentencing is "entirely consistent" with the records of other judges across the country, rejecting criticism from Missouri GOP Sen. Josh Hawley and others.

Low-income Americans who missed signing up for 2022 Affordable Care Act coverage can now enroll in plans with $0 premiums through the federal exchange's website, healthcare.gov. The special enrollment period runs through the rest of the year.

On the first day of the hearings for President Joe Biden's Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson, GOP senators went beyond complaints about the 2018 Brett Kavanaugh and 2020 Amy Coney Barrett hearings. They dredged up the 1987 Robert Bork and 1991 Clarence Thomas hearings.

Soaring turnout and big margins among young voters were central to the Democratic victories in the 2018 congressional and 2020 presidential elections. But with many young people expressing disenchantment with President Joe Biden's performance, preserving those advantages looms as one of the biggest challenges facing Democrats in the 2022 midterms.

After a calm day of opening statements, senators on Tuesday will turn the heat up on Ketanji Brown Jackson as they get their first opportunity to publicly question the Supreme Court nominee.

Nearly 52 million workers -- or almost one-third of the nation's labor force -- earn less than $15 an hour, according to a new study by Oxfam America. These workers, whose annual income is less than $31,200, are disproportionately women and people of color.

The US has been unable to determine if Russia has designated a military commander responsible for leading the country's war in Ukraine, according to multiple sources familiar with the matter — something that current and former defense officials say is likely a key contributor to the apparent clumsiness and disorganization of the Russian assault.

Former President Donald Trump and two of his children filed an appeal in their fight against the New York attorney general's attempt to depose them as part of a civil investigation into the Trump Organization, saying a lower court erred by denying the Trumps' request to quash their subpoenas for testimony.

The White House said Monday that -- absent additional funding approval from Congress -- the administration is "simply out" of funding for Covid-19 testing, treatment and vaccines.