Nevada’s pardons board will now consider requests for posthumous pardons in a limited scope, nearly six years after it voted to freeze
President Biden committed his latest awkward gaffe Wednesday when it appeared he forgot to shake the hand of Brazilian President Luiz Inácio
READING, Pa. — After a rousing opening that featured a marching band, cheerleaders and students waving red and white pompoms, the crowd
The Senate voted Thursday to make Gen. Randy A. George the next Army chief of staff and Gen. Eric M. Smith the
ATLANTA — As a Justice Department lawyer after the 2020 election, Jeffrey Clark drafted and advocated for sending a letter to top
Senate Majority Whip Richard J. Durbin (D-Ill.) broke with his party to express concerns over a decision to stop enforcing the dress
DES MOINES — During the summer a canvasser for Ron DeSantis knocked on the parsonage of St. Olaf Lutheran Church in Bode,
