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After meeting with North Texas families and medical professionals, I have heard repeatedly how healthcare and insurance costs continue to rise, and more Americans are having to go without needed care.

Natural disasters, pandemics, and mass casualty events do not recognize state lines. They do not care about jurisdiction, bureaucracy or licensing requirements.

Socialists. Communists. Capitalists. MAGA. Liberals. Independents. All groups will be represented in the midterm elections in November.

Sometimes it is the things you do not know that have a big impact on your life.

A democratic socialist will likely win the contested primary in Wisconsin.

Dr. Anthony Fauci -- director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases from 1985 to 2022 -- understandably clammed up before a Senate committee Wednesday.

In 2018, Democratic Sens. Ron Wyden of Oregon and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, along with four of their colleagues, proposed mandatory paper ballots and audits.

Why are U.S. strikes always just a response to Iranian aggression? The U.S. needs to finish the job with Iran, end these tit-for-tat strikes and start targeting what is left of the Iranian leadership.

There's a "ton of energy" in the building. That's one of the messages Adam Peters, Commanders general manager, shared Tuesday in his training camp kickoff press conference.

Billions of dollars are spent annually on researching and improving cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy, gene therapy and immunotherapy.