A political family dynasty, a strong Republican governor and an influx of GOP cash threatens to put Democrats on defense in New Hampshire as Republicans see a prime pickup opportunity in the marquee Senate contest.
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Reading scores are starting to see an increase across the board after years of stagnation following COVID-19, a new study says, a hopeful sign in the long battle to improve literacy among U.S. students.
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As Gavin Newsom prepares to leave his job as governor of California after eight years, the question he faces isn’t whether he wants to run for president, but how competitive he can be in what is expected to be a crowded field.
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President Trump cut his weekend trip to Camp David short a day early, returning to Washington, D.C., on Saturday evening.
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A new government report showing that the administration spent $7 billion paying staff not to work as it pushed its buyouts is sparking the latest round of scrutiny of President Trump’s DOGE era.
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President Trump is doubling down on his insistence that he needs “recognition” from the Kennedy Center in return for planned renovations.
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President Trump’s super PAC, MAGA Inc., poured an additional $5 million into the Texas Senate race, according to a new Federal Election Commission (FEC) filing published Saturday.
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Ohio’s gubernatorial and U.S. Senate races are neck and neck in new polling released this week.
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Singer Ed Sheeran opened a solo concert in Philadelphia on Saturday by addressing the recent fallout over the removal of his tour’s opening act, Macklemore, due to the rapper’s pro-Palestinian comments.
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OPINION | Right-wing commentator Joe Allen recently warned that Silicon Valley is releasing a wave of “algorithmic immigrants.” These digital workers operate around the clock from server farms, threatening millions of American jobs. They never ask for health insurance. They don’t take sick days, and they never request a raise.
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OPINION | This week, it became apparent that everyone believes in a free press, as long as it costs them nothing.
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By Elizabeth Williamson and Julia Jacobs
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A storm brought down a five-foot piece of ceiling plaster at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts this month and its leadership sprang into action. One thing they did not do was repair the damage.
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ASHBURN, Va.—Growing up, James Waddy wanted to be a professional athlete. Now he logs 30,000 steps a day roaming the halls of a million-square-foot data center in the Virginia suburbs.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — When President Donald Trump first ran for office, he called out China as a menace to the U.S. economy, saying it had gutted America’s factories and eroded the middle class.
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By Cat Zakrzewski and Shira Ovide
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President Donald Trump’s sprawling family business empire has become increasingly intertwined with the boom in artificial intelligence, at the same time that he has resisted calls to slow the development of the technology, a Washington Post analysis of his financial disclosures and corporate announcements found.
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