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Right now, all we know is the most basic structure of the Platner sexting story. Maine's voters will need to learn more before Election Day.

Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs fame and Dina Powell McCormick of Meta are teaming up in an effort to bridge the chasm in the U.S.'s growing workforce gap.

In New York, looming dangers lurk both inside and outside the city. Meanwhile, Washington receives encouraging news about his wife.

Platner has a gift for demagoguery and is of the rabble-rousing ilk. Voters would be mad to vote for him and he's a bad candidate for Senate.

When a leading U.S. official describes peace talks as "a process" to find out "how far [Iran] is willing to go" -- it's not an encouraging state of affairs.

Washington's soldiers are owed months of back pay. The general writes to Congress, warning of an increasingly unsustainable situation.

According to Google Gemini, a human's "primary value" now lies in "fact-checking, editing and applying contextual strategy" to AI-generated material.

Americans are often surprised by the enthusiasm with which Independence Day is marked in the United Kingdom.

Pennsylvania's storied Army War College in Carlisle is the perfect place for Sen. David McCormick's forthcoming July summit.

Trump's striking progress on the U.S.-Mexico border wall is attracting less opposition because of Biden's catastrophic record.