Medicine without doctors? State laws are changing who treats patients.

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More than 120 hours passed between when President Biden first spoke publicly about the devastating Maui fires on Aug. 10 and his

‘I could sell golf’: How DeSantis and aides courted lobbyists for campaign cash

When Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis took office in 2019, his political team made a list of the state’s top 40 lobbyists and

Before investigating Hunter Biden, prosecutor worked with brother Beau

Trump to release taped interview with Tucker Carlson, skipping GOP debate

Former president Donald Trump intends to skip the first Republican presidential primary debate in Milwaukee on Wednesday and instead plans to post

FBI looks for Proud Boy after the Jan. 6 convict missed his sentencing

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In Iowa, Republicans shrug off Trump’s legal woes, echoing his defiance

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FBI arrests officers who allegedly used police dogs to attack people

Ten current and former police officers in Northern California were arrested in a series of FBI raids Thursday connected to a set

James Buckley, conservative politician and U.S. senator, dies at 100

James Buckley, who shared with his younger brother William a familial zeal for conservative politics and served in top positions in all

Army base, once named for an enslaver, now honors slavery descendants