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"While polling demonstrates a majority of Americans approve of President-elect Trump's handling of the transition process, the coverage by broadcast networks ABC, CBS, and NBC has been almost uniformly negative," wrote Bill D'Agostino, an analyst ...

"We are reviewing the progress -- or lack thereof -- of the Coast Guard's Polar Security Cutter program and discussing strategies to ensure the successful completion of this vital acquisition effort. This issue is of paramount importance -- the ...

The owner of Britain's Guardian newspaper confirmed Wednesday that it has sold the Observer, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, to Tortoise Media for an undisclosed fee.

For decades, they have scrounged for food on streets across the country - undesired, abandoned and overlooked.

"Just over half (53%) the public feels optimistic about the policies Trump will pursue over the next few years, while 45% are pessimistic. These overall results are similar to public expectations when Trump was about to start his first term in 2017 ...

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise has released "The Leader's Floor Lookout," the always interesting weekly legislative schedule on Capitol Hill. This particular list has our esteemed lawmakers in both chambers of Congress considering 32 bills of ...

Lest we forget, the 80th anniversary of the Battle of the Bulge -- a defining and historic event of courage and resilience in World War II -- is Monday. The ever-vigilant Friends of the World War II Memorial will mark the day at the National World ...

President-elect Donald Trump is having a helpful influence on the nation. The public is daring to think that maybe, just maybe, things are going to be all right.

The topic of "aliens" -- as in extraterrestrials -- led the trends on X on Wednesday. Some 44,400 posts mentioning aliens appeared by late afternoon, along with 5,838 posts centered on UAPs. One state in particular was part of this phenomenon -- that ...

"The majority of U.S. adults (83%) agreed that the holidays are a time to forget our political differences. This remains true across the political spectrum; 82% of adults whose preferred candidate lost the election agreed, as did 84% of adults whose ...