RFK Jr. reportedly plans to ban pharmaceutical ads on TV
As Robert F. Kennedy Jr. settles into his role as President Donald Trump’s health secretary, one major promise he’s made is still on table - banning pharmaceutical ads.
As Robert F. Kennedy Jr. settles into his role as President Donald Trump’s health secretary, one major promise he’s made is still on table - banning pharmaceutical ads.
Georgia set to purge nearly half-million inactive voters this summer
Georgia election officials plan to remove nearly a half-million inactive voters from the registry.
Georgia election officials plan to remove nearly a half-million inactive voters from the registry.
Michelle Obama says she’ll never run for president, calls it ‘unthinkable’
Michelle Obama says running for president is “never gonna happen," citing her daughters and family life as the key reason she’s ruled out politics entirely—even as rumors continue.
Michelle Obama says running for president is “never gonna happen," citing her daughters and family life as the key reason she’s ruled out politics entirely—even as rumors continue.
Trump administration asks Supreme Court to block rehiring of fired federal workers
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to block a judge’s order requiring the rehiring of 16,000 federal workers fired as part of a downsizing effort.
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to block a judge’s order requiring the rehiring of 16,000 federal workers fired as part of a downsizing effort.
Schumer refuses to step down as Senate Dem leader, defends shutdown vote
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., has refused to step down from his leadership position, as Democratic infighting worsens while the party struggles to agree on messaging to challenge President Donald Trump.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., has refused to step down from his leadership position, as Democratic infighting worsens while the party struggles to agree on messaging to challenge President Donald Trump.
Mia Love, 1st Black Republican woman elected to Congress, dies at 49
Former U.S. Rep. Mia Love of Utah, the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, has died at 49, according to a statement posted by her family. Here's what to know.
Former U.S. Rep. Mia Love of Utah, the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, has died at 49, according to a statement posted by her family. Here's what to know.
Pentagon announces investigation into leaks, which could include polygraph tests
The Pentagon said its intelligence and law enforcement arms are probing 'recent unauthorized disclosures' of national security information.
The Pentagon said its intelligence and law enforcement arms are probing 'recent unauthorized disclosures' of national security information.
Ossoff rallies Atlanta supporters, vows to keep Georgia Senate seat blue
Sen. Jon Ossoff's seat is up for grabs in 2026, and Republicans say they want to see it turn red. The Georgia senator says he's ready to fight to keep it blue.
Sen. Jon Ossoff's seat is up for grabs in 2026, and Republicans say they want to see it turn red. The Georgia senator says he's ready to fight to keep it blue.
Georgia allocates $250M to tackle prison neglect and violence
Georgia lawmakers have approved a $250 million budget allocation aimed at improving conditions in the state’s prisons.
Georgia lawmakers have approved a $250 million budget allocation aimed at improving conditions in the state’s prisons.
French scientist denied entry into U.S. over criticism of Trump's policies
The Department of Homeland Security claims the scientist was not allowed in the country because he reportedly had “confidential" data in his possession.
The Department of Homeland Security claims the scientist was not allowed in the country because he reportedly had “confidential" data in his possession.
VIDEO: Atlanta man freed after 2 years in Taliban custody thanks Delta, Trump
After more than two years in Taliban captivity, George Glezmann, a 66-year-old airline mechanic from Atlanta, is finally back on American soil.
After more than two years in Taliban captivity, George Glezmann, a 66-year-old airline mechanic from Atlanta, is finally back on American soil.
Georgia Senate sends tax cut, $250 rebate to Gov. Kemp's desk
Some extra money could be on the way for Georgians after the state Senate approved two tax bills this week.
Some extra money could be on the way for Georgians after the state Senate approved two tax bills this week.
Trump’s Department of Education executive order: Georgia's education leaders react with uncertainty
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday to effectively dismantle the U.S. Department of Education.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday to effectively dismantle the U.S. Department of Education.
Seattle man wrongly declared dead loses Social Security benefits amid DOGE cost-cutting
A Seattle retiree was mistakenly marked as deceased by Social Security, causing his benefits to be revoked. His case, first reported by The Seattle Times, raises concerns about deep budget cuts at the agency under Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
A Seattle retiree was mistakenly marked as deceased by Social Security, causing his benefits to be revoked. His case, first reported by The Seattle Times, raises concerns about deep budget cuts at the agency under Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE).
Atlanta man freed after 2 years in Taliban captivity, State Department says
An American man who was held captive in Afghanistan for over two years has been freed by the Taliban and is now on his way back to the United States.
An American man who was held captive in Afghanistan for over two years has been freed by the Taliban and is now on his way back to the United States.
Georgia tort reform bill: House of Representatives passes controversial bill
The Georgia House of Representatives has passed Senate Bill 68, a tort reform bill backed by Gov. Brian Kemp, that aims to limit excessive lawsuits and create a more balanced litigation environment in the state’s courts.
The Georgia House of Representatives has passed Senate Bill 68, a tort reform bill backed by Gov. Brian Kemp, that aims to limit excessive lawsuits and create a more balanced litigation environment in the state’s courts.
Georgia Supreme Court considering if judge was right to block State Election Board rules
It's now up to Georgia's highest court to decide whether a lower court judge ruled correctly when he blocked seven rules passed by the controversial State Election Board just before last year's presidential election.
It's now up to Georgia's highest court to decide whether a lower court judge ruled correctly when he blocked seven rules passed by the controversial State Election Board just before last year's presidential election.
Trump plans executive order to dismantle Education Department—what it means
President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order to begin shutting down the U.S. Department of Education, a longtime conservative target. The move would shift education authority to states, but eliminating the department likely requires Congress.
President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order to begin shutting down the U.S. Department of Education, a longtime conservative target. The move would shift education authority to states, but eliminating the department likely requires Congress.
Rep. Greene to scrutinize NPR, PBS 'bias' at upcoming DOGE congressional hearing
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene plans to address perceived bias in NPR and PBS reporting at an upcoming DOGE Subcommittee hearing.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene plans to address perceived bias in NPR and PBS reporting at an upcoming DOGE Subcommittee hearing.
Sen. Eichorn charged after soliciting undercover officer in Bloomington
Minnesota Sen. Justin Eichorn, who was one of the sponsors of the "Trump derangement syndrome bill," faces a felony charge of prostitution after allegedly soliciting a minor for sex during a prostitution sting in Bloomington.
Minnesota Sen. Justin Eichorn, who was one of the sponsors of the "Trump derangement syndrome bill," faces a felony charge of prostitution after allegedly soliciting a minor for sex during a prostitution sting in Bloomington.