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A bill to prevent data centers from raising electricity prices enjoyed sweeping support from House Democrats but overwhelming opposition from Senate Dems.

Supreme Court justices will hear arguments next week in a landmark case that could determine whether states can sue oil and gas companies for climate change.

Rubio's order came after several days of diplomacy failed to produce a breakthrough in negotiations aimed at ending the war in Iran.

Cornell has come under intense scrutiny for the 2024 alleged gang rape, for which the district attorney has reopened the criminal case.

Gov. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) has blamed Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for the outbreaks in Pennsylvania.

War Secretary Pete Hegseth shared a blunt message during his "State of the Force" address Wednesday, directing comments toward "fake news" media.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) dismissed the agreement President Donald Trump reached with top AI executives as "not the right response."

"We are no longer the woke department or the weak department," Hegseth said. "Simple translation of that: no weirdo, no wimps, no radicals."

Hegseth detailed the new religious office as part of a broader reform project at the Pentagon, including greater integration of AI.

AUTOWARCOM will receive "service-like authorities" intended to accelerate the development, purchase, and deployment of autonomous systems.