Tlaib Tears Up Calling for Boebert to Be Punished: 'Shouldn't Have to Beg'
A resolution was introduced to strip Lauren Boebert of her House committee assignments after her anti-Muslim remarks.
Ukraine Trolls Russia With Meme About Living Next to It as Tensions Flare
"This will be in history textbooks one day," one Twitter user quipped.
Biden Says Placing Troops in Ukraine if Russia Invades 'Not on the Table'
The president said if Putin decides to invade he will be hit with "economic consequences like none he's ever seen."
COVID, Inflation and Everyday Bills Top Concerns for Americans, Poll Finds
As prices rise, the number of Americans who say that paying for groceries is easy has declined by 13 percentage points over the past two years.
Biden Will Do to Russia What the U.S. Didn't in 2014, Sullivan Says
Biden warned Putin Tuesday there would be "strong economic measures" taken if Russia decides to invade Ukraine.
Kyle Rittenhouse Says in Hindsight Traveling to Kenosha 'Not the Best Idea'
Rittenhouse, 18, was acquitted on all charges last month after fatally shooting two men and injuring a third during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin, last summer.
U.S. More Popular Than China Abroad, Poll Finds, Amid Rising Tensions
The net favorability of the U.S. in all European nations surveyed has risen considerably since Joe Biden took office, according to the survey.
China's Diplomat to Russia Calls Olympic Boycott a 'Senseless Desecration'
The Biden administration says it will not send any diplomatic or official representation to the Beijing Winter Olympics.
U.S. to Diplomatically Boycott Olympics, China Vows 'Countermeasures'
The boycott does not extend to athletes, and White House press secretary Jen Psaki said competitors will have the country's "full support."
Perdue Running for Ga. Governor to Make Sure Abrams 'Never' Holds Office
Perdue's entry into the race intensifies the Republican primary in a state that flipped blue in last year's elections.
Patients Waiting for Life-Saving Organ Transplant Need COVID Vaccination
Australia's Queensland Health says patients seeking a kidney, lung or heart transplant must have two doses of an approved COVID-19 vaccine.
Vaccine Requirement for Kids to Enter NYC Restaurants Among New COVID Rules
New York's mayor also announced a "first-in-the-nation" vaccine mandate for all private sector workers.
AOC Calls out Leadership for Not Disciplining Boebert: 'It's Embarrassing'
House Democrats this year have voted to strip Republicans Marjorie Taylor Greene and Paul Gosar of their committee assignments over controversial posts.
Biden Blames Cold on Grandson, WH Doctor Says President Negative for COVID
Kevin O'Connor, Biden's longtime physician, said Friday that Biden will receive over-the-counter medications to help alleviate symptoms.
Delta Still Dominant Variant in U.S. Amid Omicron's Emergence: CDC Director
Omicron has now been detected in at least five states: California, Colorado, Hawaii, Minnesota and New York.
Sinema Cites Inflation, Corporate Taxes as Red Lines as Dems Press BBB Vote
"I won't support any legislation that increases burdens on Arizona or American businesses," the Democratic senator said.
Biden Says No Government Shutdown Unless Someone Is 'Totally Erratic'
Lawmakers have until Friday at midnight to pass a measure to keep the federal government operating.
Anti-Abortion Activists Arrested After Spending Hours Inside Clinic
At least one woman left the White Plains, New York clinic "in tears," according to the group Red Rose Rescue, which claimed responsibility for the incident.
Biden's Net Approval Rating Hits New Low Even as He Touts Legislative Wins
The Morning Consult survey found 45 percent of registered voters approved of Biden's job performance, while 52 percent disapproved.
Stacey Abrams Wants a Rematch, Launches Campaign for Georgia Governor
Abrams lost to Kemp in their contentious 2018 race by fewer than 60,000 votes and initially refused to concede amid allegations of voter suppression.
Fauci Stresses Masks, Boosters After First Omicron Case Detected in U.S.
The nation's top infectious disease expert said officials knew it was "just a matter of time" before Omicron hit the U.S.
30 Percent of Unvaccinated Adults Would Reconsider Shot Amid Omicron Surge
The survey also found unvaccinated adults are more likely to think there's too much concern over the new strain compared to vaccinated individuals.
Baker Exiting 2022 Race Gives Democrats 'Remarkable Chance' at Governorship
"There's not an obvious Republican with statewide prominence who could step up and fill those shoes at this time," a political science professor told Newsweek.
Boebert Faces Ethics Complaint From Muslim, Jewish Groups for Omar Comments
"Rep. Boebert's hateful, anti-Muslim statements pose real-life dangers," said Muslim Advocates and Bend the Arc: Jewish Action.
Trump Slams 1/6 Panel Ahead of Vote to Hold Jeffrey Clark in Contempt
Jeffrey Clark is now the second former Trump official to face contempt proceedings from the 1/6 panel.
Americans Less Concerned About Omicron Than They Were About Delta: Poll
Scientists and health officials fear Omicron may be more transmissible than other COVID-19 variants, but much is still unknown about the strain.
Manchin Says Inflation, Omicron Are 'Cause to Pause' on Biden Social Bill
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said his goal is to pass the $1.75 trillion social and climate spending package by Christmas.
Majority of Americans Would Take COVID Pill, Except for Unvaccinated
The finding comes as Pfizer seeks FDA emergency use approval for Paxlovid, which is a five-day antiviral pill regimen.
Pfizer CEO Says They've Started Developing New Vaccine Amid Omicron Spread
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said his company could have a new vaccine available in less than 100 days, if necessary.
Twitter Stock Soars Before Being Halted Amid Reports of CEO Stepping Down
Jack Dorsey announced his resignation on Monday, saying Twitter is "ready to move on from its founders."