Andrew Stanton

A Su-34 and a Su-35 fighter jet, as well as two Mi-8 helicopters, were downed over the weekend.

The march comes after the Anti-Defamation League warned about rising white supremacist activity in the United States.

Speaker McCarthy is working to strike a deal with Democrats to raise the debt ceiling, but Bannon warned doing so could raise the ire of the GOP's right flank.

Conway, a former Trump adviser, weighed in on who he should pick as his running mate if he wins the 2024 GOP presidential nomination.

Speculation has grown over the Belarusian president's health in recent days.

Several Christian organizations raised concerns about the ReAwaken America Tour's embrace of "Christian nationalism."

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, who Trump endorsed in the gubernatorial race, has saw his lead shrink in the latest poll ahead of the election.

Carlson announced that he will host a relaunched version of his show on Twitter after leaving Fox News last month.

Judge Kaplan offered Trump an extended deadline to testify before the jury, which found him liable for sexual abuse and defamation against E. Jean Carroll.

Lake, a Republican who lost Arizona's gubernatorial race last November, has also been floated as a potential Senate candidate.

Trump took a dig at CNN Tuesday morning, just one day before he is set to appear at a town hall on the network.

The Kentucky Republican explained why he is "not" optimistic about regaining control of the chamber.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers advanced a bill on Monday to tighten gun laws days after a mass shooting at a mall in Allen.

Legal experts have suggested the 14th Amendment could provide President Joe Biden a mechanism to raise the debt ceiling without GOP support.

While traders shorting stock in mid-sized banks is an "important indicator" of investor confidence, depositors do not need to "panic," one expert told Newsweek.

Experts pointed to several bipartisan policies both Democratic and Republican mayors can take to reduce crime in interviews with Newsweek.

Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Thom Tillis last week introduced a bill to grant President Joe Biden expulsion authority for the next two years.

A recent poll found widespread support for policies including background checks and raising the minimum age to purchase a firearm.

Geraldo Rivera is the latest Republican to warn the GOP against moving too far right on a pivotal issue ahead of the 2024 election.

Igor Girkin predicted on Sunday that Russia will soon "be beaten" in the Ukraine war.

Florida's GOP-led Senate this week passed a bill that would allow Governor Ron DeSantis to run for president without resigning from office.

Trump has until 5 p.m. on Sunday to decide whether he will testify in the trial against E. Jean Carroll's rape allegations.

First lady Jill Biden's show of support for Ukraine was met with mixed reactions on social media.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis is investigating Trump's alleged efforts at overturning the 2020 presidential election in Georgia.

When pushed to condemn Thomas' trips from a wealthy GOP donor, Mukasey said he is "not sure" that he "would have" refused the vacations.

"The Philippines is not for sale," the protesters chanted as the vice president met with Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Police continue searching for a suspect in a string of "deeply unsettling" stabbings near the UC Davis campus.

Representative James Comer, who chairs the House Oversight Committee, said witnesses told him Hunter Biden's attorneys are allegedly engaging in intimidation.

Representative Lois Frankel traded stock in First Republic in mid-March after Silicon Valley Bank's collapse, a financial disclosure filing shows.

The Republican-led Montana legislature barred Rep. Zephyr from the House floor over her remarks against a bill that would ban gender-affirming care for minors.