The sense of urgency behind the president’s big infrastructure bill is waning, while other legislative priorities have stalled.
President Biden’s visit to a Ford electric vehicle plant let a ‘car guy’ tout his jobs plan – and drive Ford’s new electric pickup truck.
For many Americans, politics has become imbued with a religious fervor – while at the same time, participation in organized religion has plummeted.
Cicadas are edible, as are many insects – an excellent source of protein. Recipes are circulating online, but will Americans partake?
President Joe Biden is expected Saturday to fully recognize the Armenian genocide of 1915-1923, in which Ottoman Turks killed 1.5 million people.
Trump’s popularity with the base makes him odds-on favorite to be the GOP nominee, should he choose to run again. For now, the focus is on 2022.
Yuri Gagarin’s 108-minute journey made him the first human to travel into outer space, a source of pride for the Soviet Union, and a spur to the U.S.
At his first press conference, President Joe Biden set a new goal of 200 million vaccination shots in his first 100 days, up from 100 million.
The migrant crisis on the U.S.-Mexico border has emerged as an early test of the Biden administration’s leadership. So far, it appears unprepared.
President Donald Trump built his political brand on his personality. President Joe Biden signals a team approach to connecting with voters.
Wendell Allsbrook struggled to keep his newly opened butcher shop alive. He hopes to be a model for not just his teenage sons but also his community.
Allegations against Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a prominent Democrat, have renewed soul-searching within his party.
That Donald Trump is the dominant force in the GOP is beyond dispute. But as Republicans start looking ahead to 2024, his hold may not be as absolute as it appears.
America is deep into a debate about its federally mandated minimum wage – currently $7.25 an hour, where it has sat since 2009.
The new president’s bipartisan instincts may be overridden by the need to improve Americans’ lives quickly and tangibly.
A wallet comes home from Antarctica after 53 years, and a musician is reunited with his flute – and tries to help the homeless man who found it.
Can Trumpism actually carry on without former President Trump, or will the man himself come roaring back?
If President Biden fails to get COVID-19 under control – allowing for some semblance of normal life to return – nothing else will matter.
Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders was photographed at Inauguration Wednesday in a folding chair wearing classic dadcore: blue mask, Burton parka, oversized wool mittens.
President Biden is emphasizing unity. But as he begins tackling multiple crises, putting the ideal into action is easier said than done.