U.S. job growth slowed more than expected in September as the recovery from the COVID-19 slump shifts into lower gear amid diminishing government money and a relentless pandemic, leaving many …
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Most Americans are concerned at least somewhat by the potential for foreign interference in November’s election, and a majority believes that Russia sought in 2016 to influence the outcome of …
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The Swiss state of Geneva has voted to introduce a minimum wage of approximately $25 per hour, more than double the highest rate in Britain and more than triple the …
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Hundreds of earthquakes have rattled an area about 100 miles east of San Diego just southeast of the Salton Sea since Wednesday afternoon, suggesting more activity will shake the region …
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Former Reagan administration White House chief of staff James Baker might be the “un-Trump,” but has said he will not break from the Republican Party on Election Day, the author of …
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Fox News’ Chris Wallace, as moderator in the first debate between President Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, “laid a trap” that failed to snag the president, political …
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The effort by billionaire Michael Bloomberg to pay the fines of convicted felons so they would be eligible to vote appeared to go “well beyond an altruistic donation,” according to Florida …
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The House approved a $2.2 trillion Democratic plan Thursday to provide more economic relief from the coronavirus pandemic, as a bipartisan deal continued to elude House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and …
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More than 80 filmmakers, including some of Hollywood’s most well-known names, have implored Congress to provide funding to theater owners impacted by the prohibition of indoor gatherings due to the …
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., on Thursday called on a more “respectful” presidential debate the second time around. “There will be two more debates, and I hope both the …