Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich wondered if Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez story about being threatened in her office during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot was imagined.

Workers rights and business trades groups strongly denounced the pro-union Protecting the Right to Organize Act after it was reintroduced by Congress Thursday.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki warned on Friday to "never doubt" House Speaker Nancy Pelosi "on anything she says."

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has announced that there are over 600 cases of variants of COVID-19 in the United States.

Hawley introduced an amendment Thursday that would transfer federal funds given to Planned Parenthood to federal adoption and maternal health programs instead.

It will take seven years for life to return to normal and for coronavirus to subside, a Bloomberg database tracking worldwide coronavirus vaccinations found.

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A former mayor and 10 others were charged in a 34-count criminal complaint on Thursday that alleged widespread corruption, embezzlement and cockfighting.

NYT reporter Donald McNeil is leaving the company after his "outraged" co-workers signed a letter criticizing how managers handled allegations against him.

Despite its stock price peaking at $468.59 on Jan. 28, the company GameStop may still struggle long-term.

Musician Marilyn Manson has been dropped by his manager of 25 years, according to a report published Friday by Rolling Stone.

The New York Times' digital-only subscription package flourished during President Donald Trump's time in office, according to a report from Axios.

Police officers are arresting people at a higher rate than the courts can prosecute them or than the jail can hold them due to COVID-19 restrictions

The U.K. government expelled three Chinese spies who were posing as journalists in the past year.

Republican Illinois Rep. Adam Kinzinger said Friday that Republican Georgia Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene isn't sorry "for her past comments."

A police officer in Central Florida was fired after allegedly trying to hug a fellow cop against her wishes, then mocked her fear of contracting COVID-19.

Musician Morgan Wallen was dropped by WME, the talent agency confirmed Friday to the Tennessean.

A bill that would abolish the death penalty passed the Virginia General Assembly on Friday, positioning the state to outlaw the practice altogether.

German prosecutors said Friday that a former secretary of a Nazi concentration camp has been charged with complicity in the murder of 10,000 people.