As the funding that helped turn the tide of the pandemic dries up, a dire burden mounts on the backs of uninsured Americans.

Score one for everyone who thought the Trump administration was like the Coen Brothers movie “Burn After Reading.”

The Calvinball court is at it again with its recent Title 42 decision.

Perhaps the only good news about the firm's precipitous stock plunge is that it gave Twitter's meme-knowers a chance for laughs.

The carrier’s holiday-season omnishambles can't be completely attributed to the snow.

These most recent incidents are part of an alarming nationwide trend.

The belle of the fringe-right ball is increasingly facing friendly fire since throwing in her lot with House Speaker–wannabe Kevin McCarthy.

Tesla’s stock is in a free fall, and the Chief Twit is not doing much to arrest the downward trajectory.

They’re both increasingly isolated and adrift from their glory days, but only one is a former president.

The beleaguered New York politician has been backpedaling and making strained excuses for the numerous fabrications in his back story.

The package is more than 4,000 pages long. Here are a few highlights.

They allegedly have to buy her groceries and always have a room-temperature bottle of water at the ready.

The “Abolish ICE” activist and founder of Data for Progress allegedly helped steer donations for the FTX head toward pro-crypto candidates.

The Ukrainian president made a point of repeating the word at the White House and in a speech to Congress.

A new report says the incoming New York congressman isn’t Jewish and his family didn’t flee persecution during World War II like he claims.

Of all the reasons to hate Mitch McConnell ...

The United States is set to send a Patriot missile system to Ukraine, a major escalation in U.S. support for the country.

Donald Trump repeatedly claimed he couldn’t release his tax records while he was president because he was under audit. But a new House report says that wasn’t really true.

Tens of thousands of Afghan evacuees could be forced to leave the U.S. next year after being cut out Congress’s new spending compromise.

President Joe Biden made the comments to a group of activists in November, as seen in a newly resurfaced video. But administration officials are confirming what he said: The U.S. is not interested in a deal right now.