Daily life in was paralyzed Thursday as workers went on strike in protest of President Javier Milei’s drastic austerity measures, some of which are being debated in Congress.
The FAA has been under scrutiny since it approved Boeing jets that were involved in two deadly crashes. The Senate legislation would put several new safety standards in place.
Nothing in state law, federal law or U.S. Supreme Court precedent bars states from requiring a witness to certify absentee ballots, a federal judge ruled on Thursday.
Jeff Fortenberry's previous conviction in California was overturned by the Ninth Circuit.
Three Republicans sent a letter to the president saying he has the power to unilaterally block the company’s $14.1 billion acquisition by Nippon Steel.
Cuellar, one of the last anti-abortion Democrats in Congress, narrowly defeated progressive challenger Jessica Cisneros by fewer than 300 votes in a primary race in 2022.
All four Republican and Democratic leaders at the statehouse still say they're confident the president will appear on Ohio's ballot. It's the how and when that remain a mystery.
Goodlander was born on Election Day in 1986 after her parents stopped to vote en route to the hospital.
The small Swedish host to the continental song contest Eurovision warmed up to its second semifinals with both a large number of excited music contest fans and protesters decrying Israel’s participation in Thursday’s show.
The longstanding Senate tradition allowing home state senators to weigh in on the White House’s judicial picks has remained restricted to U.S. district court nominees — thanks to deepening political divisions in Washington.
A U.S. container ship loaded with aid for Gaza left Cyprus Thursday in a new test of a maritime corridor to get relief into the besieged Palestinian territory, the Cyprus government said.
