A jury ruled Elon Musk deliberately misled Twitter shareholders by driving down stock prices during his 2022 acquisition. The verdict has major implications for corporate takeovers.
States need better data tools and federal incentives to prevent $236 billion in annual improper payments. Three key databases could transform benefit fraud prevention nationwide.
Rep. Scott Perry suggests Iran should cover the Pentagon's $200 billion supplemental funding request, arguing countries that start wars should pay the costs.
Voter ID laws enjoy bipartisan public support, yet Republicans face fierce resistance passing them. The SAVE Act's Senate stall reveals a complex political reality.
Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton's decisive primary victory signals a new era for Illinois Democrats as she prepares to fill Dick Durbin's Senate seat after decades of his leadership.
The Jackson family clarified that Rev. Jesse Jackson did not endorse Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton for U.S. Senate, stating a drafted ballot was released without authorization.
Israeli officials revealed the suspect in the Michigan synagogue attack had family ties to Hezbollah, raising questions about domestic security and international terror networks.
Saturday Night Live skewers the Oscars with a Tucker Carlson parody on Weekend Update. Alex Moffat's impression tackles Hollywood's political divide with sharp satire.
Illinois Democrats are waging an intense battle for Dick Durbin's Senate seat, with three frontrunners dominating a crowded 10-candidate primary field that will likely determine the state's next senator.
Meta Platforms deployed millions in lobbying funds and dark money to defeat the App Store Accountability Act, revealing Big Tech's hidden influence over regulation.
The Strait of Hormuz carries 21% of global oil, but naval escorts through this critical waterway could trigger the very crisis they aim to prevent. Here's why this remains a last resort.
