Category: Politics

The port of Los Angeles is severely backlogged as a result of a snarled global supply chain, creating long waits for goods, higher prices, a potential political headache for Biden.

Missouri Gov. Michael Parson (R) is on course for the biggest political overstep in years.

As many Republican candidates follow his lead, some party strategists worry that the former president’s relentless focus on the 2020 election will keep GOP voters from the polls.

And all the self-defeating efforts to do the same that came along with it.

Judge orders U.S. prosecutors to set deadline for ending probe in 16-defendant indictment.

Virginia’s battle of extremes, a member-on-member clash in West Virginia, and a GOP victor in Iowa talks about why he won.

Spec. James Phillip Mault joined the Army in May, officials said, months after the FBI determined his presence at the Capitol.

More than 2,500 flights were canceled but officials have adamantly denied reports that pilots staged a sickout over a looming coronavirus vaccine mandate.

Starting in early November, travelers who provide proof of vaccination can enter the United States for reasons such as tourism or visiting family.

Biden ordered larger companies to require worker vaccinations — but Gov. Abbott’s new edict says they can’t. The clash reflects the growing intensity of the fight over vaccine mandates.

A lower court said the sentence was tainted by errors in Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s 2015 trial.

Ads in Arizona, New Hampshire and Nevada focus on the Democratic domestic policy bill working its way through Congress.