American politics

As Anglo-American conservatism has become confused with liberalism, it has become incapable of conserving anything at all.

The "Schitt's Creek" star talked to Newsweek about playing an outsider in town politics who's more concerned with society's safety of than his own.

As it eviscerates women's freedoms at home, America's International Women's Day assertion for female liberation in places like Afghanistan and Ethiopia rings hollow.

While Republicans such as Greg Abbott and Ted Cruz have said Biden has an "open border," immigrations experts have said that is not correct.

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin's education campaign mapped out a successful path to office, but teachers worry political promises won't do enough for schools.

Tributes have been made to Ames, who passed away with COVID after announcing he had the virus earlier this month.

As a pro driver, I never expected to be in the passenger seat of my own viral moment.

A former City Council member, Williams, the son of Grenadian immigrants, has served as public advocate in New York since 2019 investigating citizen complaints.

"If you refuse to participate in that, all of a sudden you don't really have an equal branch of government trying to get to the answers of this," he said Sunday.

McConnell won't attend Biden's signing ceremony, but he's happy the infrastructure package passed.

Since 9/11, U.S. leaders have focused on granting physical security to Americans, which has proven insufficient to rebuild the collective narrative.

The first officer on the scene said he didn't have enough medical training to help Ahmaud Arbery's severe injuries after the shooting.

A high school's multiple-choice quiz question reportedly asked students to identify the "group of complete idiots."

"We're working on it," House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer told reporters amid stalling over a lengthy procedural maneuver on the chamber's floor.

President Joe Biden appeared upbeat as his overseas trip came to an end on Tuesday, touting climate change initiatives and progress working with other countries.

The GOP candidate has been reluctant to associate with Trump, prompting Biden to ask, "Is he embarrassed?"

David Todeschini, better known to thousands of QAnon-adherents as "David Trent," was convicted of sex crimes involving an 8-year-old boy in 1999.

"It's a big vision—a bigger vision than we've seen in a very long time. It's a transformative agenda," the House Speaker said.

The Alabama senator predicts that the mandate could lead to an exodus of workers that would render some contracting firms inoperable.

Over the years some interesting amendments to the Constitution have been proposed, including trying to make divorce illegal in 1914.

Kids should avoid this house as the owners put up a sign saying: "If you want candy, GET A JOB!!"

"Sean loves the people of Wisconsin, and would be virtually unbeatable," the former president touted in a statement.

"Advanced, civilized countries are orderly and they're clean—people don't throw McDonald's out the window," Carlson said on "Vince & Jason Save The Nation."

"If we're going to solve problems facing the American people, we have to be able to work together," said the Democratic senator from Delaware.

The U.S. Senate has formally agreed to avert a looming debt crisis—but just for two months.

The U.S. Senate appears to have narrowly avoided a federal financial crisis—pushing off the vote on the debt ceiling until December.

Congress has until October 18 to raise the ceiling or risk default that would have widespread economic consequences.

President Joe Biden and Senate GOP Leader Mitch McConnell find themselves in a tense relationship, as Biden tries to get Congress to approve his agenda.

"The bottom line is, it's very simple, it's on his shoulders," the Senate's majority leader said about its minority leader.

Senator might have shot down Democrats' hopes of passing this week a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package that's a main part of President Joe Biden's agenda.