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Sen. Mitch McConnell's office announced Thursday that he will remain at home in August after being released from a rehab center.

Pop star Olivia Rodrigo toured a Planned Parenthood facility in Los Angeles and taped a series of advocacy videos with the organization this week, timed to promote her upcoming all-women music festival benefiting the abortion provider and other left ...

A federal judge issued an injunction Thursday that forced the Defense Department to resume processing applications for wind energy projects.

Almost half of Americans cannot name a positive attribute about socialism or believe there is nothing good about the economic system, according to a poll.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernard Sanders are out with a new "Green New Deal for Public Housing."

An explosion Thursday in a suburb of the Syrian capital Damascus killed at least two people and wounded several others, Syria's Health Ministry said.

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's ties to hard-left figures and ideas have come to the forefront of the race after he narrowly won his party's nomination.

A viral gripe about the cost of a burrito has turned into an open feud among conservative commentators over how the GOP should talk about affordability heading into the midterms. The fight started Wednesday when Turning Point USA spokesman Andrew ...

A federal grand jury in the District of Nevada has indicted Dr. Stephen Dubin, 74, of Henderson, Nevada, on charges tied to an alleged $95 million scheme to defraud Medicare through medically unnecessary amniotic wound treatments, according to the ...

The District has logged plenty of miles bringing world-class events to the city, but turning its diagonal, narrow streets into a racetrack presented a new challenge ahead of this month's Freedom 250 Grand Prix.