WASHINGTON (AP) — House passes $14.5B in military aid for Israel, sending bill to Senate as President Biden threatens to veto GOP approach.
The scandal-plagued New York Republican became the sixth-ever House member to be removed.
Musk commented on his opposition to labor unions, throttling media outlets he doesn't favor, and the perceptions around his trip to Israel.
Russia's resolve seems stiffer than America's. Anybody have a problem with that?
The former South Carolina governor has momentum on her side, but with Trump maintaining his runaway lead, does she have a shot at the GOP nomination?
The Federal Reserve chairman offered a warning to investors who believe the Fed is finished raising rates and will soon pivot to cutting.
Rivian kicked off Monday a limited program that will give customers in select U.S. states the option to lease an all-electric R1T pickup truck. For now, customers living in 14 U.S. states can access the leasing program via the R1T configurator page on its website. The states, a list that includes Arizona, California, Colorado, Florida and Texas, were chosen based on factors such as where Rivian customers are located and where leasing is most popular, according to the company.
The Florida governor promised a drama-free campaign, only to find himself embroiled in one scandal or controversy after another.
Here’s what we know about what information is still undisclosed and what’s come out in the last few years.
Dovish comments by Federal Reserve officials fueled optimism that a shift to cutting interest rates is coming.
Democratic mayors say they have tried to be welcoming to migrants from Venezuela and elsewhere, but city resources are being depleted.
Cuban joining forces with the Adelson family creates an uncomfortable situation all the way around.
Leaders from China's neighboring countries made their case for moving investments to other parts of Southeast Asia.
The Ukrainian government has fired two of its most senior cybersecurity officials following accusations of alleged embezzlement. Yurii Shchyhol, head of Ukraine's State Special Communications Service of Ukraine, or SSSCIP, and his deputy Victor Zhora (pictured), who served as deputy chairman and chief digital transformation officer at SSSCIP, were both dismissed by the government, according to senior cabinet official Taras Melnychuk in a public post on Telegram. SSSCIP confirmed in a statement on Monday that Ukraine's cabinet had appointed Dmytro Makovskyi as the acting head of SSSCIP, citing an ongoing investigation by Ukraine's National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU).
On October 7, Hamas launched an unprecedented terrorist attack on Israel, killing more than 1,200 people, with hundreds taken hostage. The attack prompted a deadly response from the Israel Defense Forces, which has reportedly left more than 10,000 people dead in airstrikes and a land incursion. Shortly after the attack, the number of internet-connected honeypots in Israel — manufactured networks designed to lure hackers in — have risen dramatically, according to cybersecurity experts who monitor the internet.
US fossil fuel production is hitting new records under President Biden. Don't tell anybody.
Races across the country suggested challenges for the GOP, which is struggling to gain traction on culture war issues and abortion bans.
Wednesday night’s Republican debate offered clarity on an issue that appears all but inevitable to be on the agenda during the next president’s term: the solvency of Social Security.
After a Colorado judge rules that former President Donald Trump “acted with the specific intent to incite political violence” on Jan 6, 2021, but allowed his name to remain on state ballots in the 2024 election, lawyers for the former president, and the group who sued to keep him off ballots, file separate appeals.
As the conflict enters its second month and civilian deaths in Gaza mount, the terminology being used by officials from Washington to Tel Aviv and beyond is more than mere semantics.
Israel announced Tuesday that its forces raided Gaza City's largest hospital, Shifa, which it claims is being used as a shield by Hamas, operating from a vast underground bunker.
