Politics

Health care providers in Alabama have filed lawsuits against state Attorney General Steve Marshall over threats to prosecute people who help women arrange abortions outside the state.

The Pentagon is pulling 1,100 active duty troops from the U.S.-Mexico border it deployed earlier this year as the government prepared for the end of asylum restrictions linked to the pandemic.

Major changes could be coming to Pennsylvania Avenue between the White House and the Capitol, one of the most well-known one-mile stretches of road in the world.

The number of attempts to ban or restrict books across the U.S. last year was the highest in the 20 years the American Library Association has been tracking such efforts.

For years, Oregon and New Jersey were the only states where it was against the law to pump your own gas.

"We're going to scare the hell out of the American people before we get this done," said Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del.

The order adds protections for service members, who were often at the mercy of their commanders to decide whether to take their assault claims seriously.

'Just say, "Aye,"' Sen. Patty Murray told Feinstein.

The White House says officials are working on improved weather forecasts, worker protections and more accessible drinking water.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell briefly left his own press conference on Tuesday after stopping his remarks mid-sentence and staring off into space for several seconds.

Hunter Biden was charged last month with two misdemeanor tax crimes of failure to pay taxes.

David Grusch, a retired major general, claims the U.S. has had information about "non-human" activity since the 1930s.

So far, congressional probes have not proven any wrongdoing by President Joe Biden, the House Speaker said.

The Biden administration is sending up to $400 million in additional military aid to Ukraine, including a variety of munitions for advanced air defense systems and a number of small, surveillance Hornet drones.