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Colin Kaepernick hasn't taken an NFL snap in more than eight years. But the quarterback-turned-activist, now 37, is still preparing for his NFL comeback, according to his girlfriend.

Wisconsin's state government will remain a joke as long as it continues to allow its governor to magically rewrite legislation.

NPR reported that White House officials have "begun the process of looking for a new secretary of defense," which Karoline Leavitt quickly called "FAKE NEWS."

In response to DNC Vice Chairman David Hogg's recent remarks, Jeffries said he's focused on defeating Republicans in 2026, not challenging fellow Democrats.

The Supreme Court on Monday weighed arguments about the validity of a federal health task force in a case that could have major implications for preventive care.

China has issued a stark warning that it will punish countries that participate in U.S.-led trade talks aimed at isolating Beijing, escalating tensions in an already contentious global economic landscape.

President Trump welcomed hundreds of families to the White House Monday for the annual Easter egg roll immediately after he signed a proclamation instructing all U.S. flags to be flown at half-mast to honor Pope Francis, who died earlier in the day.

Two Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are urging Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. to call upon Congress to help combat violence and threats against federal judges.

As the Caps prepare to open their first-round series against the Habs, the Rink crew weighs in on the upcoming matchup and shares some predictions.