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President Joe Biden will be placed under anesthesia Friday for a routine colonoscopy and will temporally transfer his powers to the Vice President.

Substantial majorities of Republican voters also back some of the legislation's key provisions, according to new polling.

The president is the oldest person to serve as commander in chief in the history of the United States.

Democrats want to increase the $10,000 cap on federal tax relief but critics say it will benefit wealthier Americans.

The only real disagreements between the major parties are over who can best manage the global empire abroad and the provider state at home.

In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.

A proposed rise in federal deductions arising from state and local taxes could benefit the wealthiest Americans.

The film marks the start of Carano's pledge to appear in conservative films that challenge cancel culture and "the totalitarian mob."

The House of Representatives is set to vote on the measure late Thursday.

"I told Floridians that we would protect their jobs and today we made that the law," Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said in a statement.

Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt called off Jones' execution hours before he was to be put to death.

Biden told reporters Thursday that a diplomatic boycott of the winter event is "something we're considering."

U.S. officials should continue to encourage its allies and partners in the Indo-Pacific to take ownership of their own security, bolstering the region's ability to check China from becoming a Eurasian hegemon.

The Biden Administration will be distributing billions of dollars from the coronavirus relief package to help people with their heating bills this winter.

Dozens of bills introduced in Congress this year included pro-Taiwan provisions. Several will have a direct impact on Taiwan's defense preparations.

In a new poll by Marquette University Law School, over 70 percent of total respondents said they did not want to see Trump on the ballot in 2024.

Abrams helped deliver a Democratic victory in Georgia and has presidential aspirations, but she's not yet Democrats first choice for 2024.

The Arizona Republican congressman doubled down on his use of anime to depict violence between the GOP and Democrats.

Seven in 10 Americans said rising prices are causing them to change their spending habits.

Although the GOP incumbent's rating remains underwater, recent polls show Abbott ahead of his Democratic challenger.

The president told reporters in March that it's his "expectation" to seek re-election, and that he would "fully expect" Harris to be his running mate.

Next year's Texas gubernatorial race is likely to involve a lot of money. No Democrat has won the office since 1990.

Churches, synagogues and mosques that still opt to provide subsidized child care could be forced to sacrifice the religious character of their programs.

The oil and gas lease sale in New Orleans on Wednesday saw 33 companies submit bids totalling over $198 million.

In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.

The recent rise of a "right-to-repair" movement helped convince the tech giant to change course when it comes to some repairs.

"Their response to open depictions of political violence against women of color is attack and smear and attack other women of color," Omar later tweeted.

The Arizona Republican called the fact that people would consider the meme violent "lunacy" and that "all of Hollywood" must be shut down.

The Arizona Republican congressman, who loses two committee posts, didn't apologize for his social media video and instead argued it was "mischaracterized."

The sale of thousands of square miles of land has received criticism from environmentalists and climate experts who say Biden is ignoring climate promises.