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President Trump announced on social media Wednesday that the eight Iranian women scheduled to be executed by the regime now won't be.

The Hot Rotisserie Chicken Act aims to kill two birds with one stone: affordability and nutrition.

Muhammad Ali's grandson, professional boxer Nico Ali Walsh, has a message to Congress: Butt out of boxing.

A group of 37 Democratic senators on Wednesday urged the U.S. Postal Service not to implement an executive order issued last month by President Trump aimed at limiting mail-in voting.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told lawmakers Wednesday that high gas prices will not last long, but said the rate of price decreases will depend on how quickly the U.S. and Iran can end hostilities in the Middle East.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani visited Citi Field on April 9, posed for photos with Mr. and Mrs. Met -- and the New York Mets have not won since.

President Trump's economic approval rating has plummeted to 30%, an 8% drop over the past month, according to a new poll released Wednesday.

Bill Cassidy's roles as a lawmaker, a doctor and a political candidate will collide on Wednesday as he questions Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in two high-stakes Senate hearings.

Senate Republicans are poised to adopt a budget resolution to unlock the use of the budget reconciliation process to end the Democrats' shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security with 51 Republican votes.

Nebraska reached a consent agreement with the Department of Justice this week to stop enforcing its law allowing illegal immigrants to receive in-state tuition at public colleges.