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The United Automobile Workers has scored a remarkable string of victories — most recently, a landmark contract on Monday for electric vehicle battery workers — as its new leadership strives to restore the union’s image as the voice of an iconic segment of the American working class.
"The View" co-hosts admitted on Tuesday that they had a problem with the secret recordings of Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito and Chief Justice John Roberts because they could be "altered."
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is set to address gun safety and his administration's steps to reduce gun violence in a speech Tuesday at an annual conference on the issue — hours after his son was found guilty on gun-related charges by a federal jury in Delaware.
In one of her first campaign appearances since former President Donald J. Trump was convicted of falsifying business records, Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to sharply criticize him on Saturday as a “cheater” who believes himself above the law and to argue that he should be disqualified for the presidency.
Stephen K. Bannon was sitting in the back seat of an S.U.V. on a pleasant Friday evening in Powhatan, Va., enjoying what could be his last weeks of freedom.
South Dakota governor and confessed dog killer Kristi Noem has been struck from Donald Trump’slatest list of potential running mates, according to a report.
Fox News host Jesse Watters argues President Biden's campaign and the media are pushing another Donald Trump hoax, saying the former president would "jail his opponents" if elected in November on "Jesse Watters Primetime."
By the time former President Donald J. Trump was convicted last week on 34 felony counts, the vast majority of people had made up their minds about him.