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The White House on Tuesday raised concerns about escalating tensions in Libya, citing "foreign military involvement" in the nation's civil war.National security adviser Robert O'Brien said the...

The White House on Tuesday raised concerns about escalating tensions in Libya, citing "foreign military involvement" in the nation's civil war.National security adviser Robert O'Brien said the U.S. "is deeply troubled" by the conflict in Libya and...

Louisiana is again pushing back the date the state will loosen coronavirus restrictions as cases continue to surge.

A potential coronavirus vaccine from the company Novavax showed promising signs in an early trial, provoking an immune response, according to results unveiled Tuesday.Novavax, one of several firms working on a coro...

A group of more than 170 trade associations is urging Congress to allow businesses to get tax deductions for expenses associated with loan forgiveness under the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)."As part of the next round of COVID19 relief, we...

The Los Angeles County district attorney's husband will face charges over allegedly waving a gun at protesters in March, according to charging documents filed Monday.David Lacey, the husband of J...

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) said Tuesday he will be issuing an order mandating students in grades K-12 wear masks while in school during the coronavirus pandemic.DeWine noted that the Ohio Children's Hospital Associa...

A Florida woman is claiming that she was kicked off an American Airlines flight "because I'm black" after flight crew directed her to depart the airplane following a warning not to wear a face mask with an anti-police mes...

For decades, Alaskans have been leading the way in responsible energy development. Our petroleum industry supports over 110,000 jobs, meaning 1 in 3 Alaskans pour their efforts into properly balancing the need for oil extraction with careful...

The Clorox wipes shortage sparked by the coronavirus pandemic will likely last into next year, the company's president said this week.“Given the fact that cold and flu sits in the middle of the year, and then we expect the pandemic to be with us for...

Senate Republicans said on Tuesday that they expect to be in session next week as negotiations on a fifth coronavirus bill appear to be at an "impasse."The tentative plan, described by GOP senators leaving a closed-door lunch, means the Senate will...

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds (R) took a hard stance Tuesday against any schools planning to defy the state's requirement for at least 50 percent in-person learning, warning that unapproved remote learning time will not co...

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told Senate Republicans Tuesday afternoon that negotiators are no closer to a coronavirus relief deal than they were last week, blaming Democratic leadership for the continuing stalemate.Mnuchin told lawmakers...

President Trump on Tuesday afternoon is slated to hold a press briefing where he is expected to address the administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic, among other topics.The briefing is scheduled to beg...

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is under intense partisan scrutiny from both President Trump and Democratic lawmakers, who are warning the agency is ill-equipped to handle the tens of millions of mailed-in ballots expected to be sent for the November...

Jerry Falwell Jr., the president of Liberty University and a staunch evangelical ally of President Trump's, came under scrutiny Tuesday from other conservatives after a photo surfaced of him on a yacht ...

President Trump went viral for the wrong reasons on Tuesday when he mispronounced the name of one of America's most famous national parks at a ceremony touting his signature on a major piece of conservation legislation....

Rock legend Neil Young has filed a copyright infringement lawsuit against President Trump’s reelection campaign for playing his songs at rallies without proper licensing. The lawsuit, posted to Young's website on Tuesday, alleges that the Trump...

National security adviser Robert O'Brien returned to work at the White House on Tuesday after recovering from a mild case of COVID-19, an administration official confirmed."The National Security Advisor has already met with the President, who warmly...

National security adviser Robert O'Brien returned to work at the White House on Tuesday after recovering from a mild case of COVID-19, an administration official confirmed."The National Security Advisor has already...

Several GOP senators said on Tuesday that they are holding behind-the-scenes talks with rank-and-file Democrats about how to break the stalemate on a fifth coronavirus relief package. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and White House chief...

A law school graduate who urged the Colorado Supreme Court to reconsider hosting an in-person bar exam during the pandemic tested positive for COVID-19 after taking the test.School officials confirmed that the asymptomatic examinee took the test...

Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey (D-Mass.) apologized to the family of an unarmed Black teen killed 10 years ago after his father renewed the controversy around his death in a video posted to Twitter on Monday. "I have reached out to the Henry...

President Trump on Tuesday encouraged voters in Florida to vote by mail, saying the state's election system is “safe and secure” after weeks of assailing efforts to expand mail-in voting by claiming that it would invite large-scale fraud.“Whether...

President Trump on Tuesday encouraged voters in Florida to vote by mail, saying the state's election system is "safe and secure" after weeks of assailing efforts to expand mail-in voting by claiming that it would invite l...