‘He’s Screwed Over So Many Publishers’: Trump Confronts A Skeptical Book Industry
Almost five months after leaving office, major publishing houses still are wary of publishing a book by former President Donald Trump, even though a post-White
Pompeo Builds National Profile With New Political Group
Pompeo, who spent three terms in the House before joining the Trump administration, deflected questions about his interest in a White House run, stating that hi
New Alzheimer's Drug Could Be 'devastating' For Medicare
"You don't have to be a rocket scientist to know that the impact on Medicare is likely to be devastating," said Diana Zuckerman, the president of the National C
NATO Leaders See Rising Threats From China, But Not Eye To Eye With Each Other
Boasting of restored unity thanks to the arrival of U.S. President Joe Biden, NATO leaders on Monday declared that China poses increasing dangers to the securit
Decoding The NATO Summit
As NATO finalized its cyber defense plans, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance will ready itself to respond jointly to any attacks against memb
DOJ National Security Chief John Demers To Step Down Amid Leak Probe Furor
In a statement Monday, Attorney General Merrick Garland expressed concern about prosecutors' demands for legislators' information and acknowledged the sensitive
NATO Searches For Brain Life
There are other points of tension. NATO allies have made no secret of their frustration with Biden's decision to withdraw forces from Afghanistan unconditionall
'Full Of S---': Candidates Warned Not To Fake Trump Endorsement
"Lots of candidates pretend to have the support of President Trump. Most are full of sh"t. You will know when President Trump endorses somebody," said previous
Florida Civil Rights Attorney And Legislator Michele Rayner To Run For Crist's Seat
The civil rights attorney was first elected to the Florida House the previous year. | Paras Griffin/Getty Images for BET Finding Justice TAMPA — State Rep. Mi
Anti-vax Groups Rack Up Victories Against Covid-19 Push
Several of the latest laws and executive orders focus on preventing public agencies from denying jobs or services to people based on their immunization status.
5 Takeaways From Britain's G-7 Summit
CARBIS BAY, England — The G7 have still got juice. Or at least that's the message leaders of the Group of Seven wealthy democracies tried to send on Sunday by
Biden Heads To NATO Amid Friction Over Afghanistan Withdrawal
"It's not a surprise that you've seen some countries express, pretty straightforwardly, their dissatisfaction with the way things were done," said one European
100 Days To Save The World
🍦 Scoop! 🏰 Where the leaders are staying: Joe Biden at Tregenna Castle, the others at Carbis Bay Estate (Biden is using his lodge there only as a workspac
A Pricey New Drug That May Not Work? Why Drug Pricing Critics Are Staying Quiet.
"Everyone is a bit terrified by Alzheimer's, so the average person hears concerning the FDA approval of a treatment, and they don't know concerning the controve
‘Hard-nosed, Buttoned-down Guy’: Colleagues Defend Prosecutor Who Oversaw Leak Cases
Paul Fishman, the Obama-appointed U.S. attorney who hired Benvenuto back in 2012, said he was startled by language in a New York Times story Thursday that sugge
Joe Biden Gives Boris Johnson A $6,000 Bike
A $6,000 bicycle gift US President Joe Biden gifted a handmade $6,000 bicycle while the British prime minister presented Biden with a photo of a 19th-century
Democrats Unveil Daring Bills To Control Silicon Valley Giants
Colorado Rep. Ken Buck, the top GOP member on the House Judiciary antitrust panel, Rep. Madison Cawthorn (R-N.C.) and Rep. Lance Gooden (R-Texas) co-sponsored a
Barr Distances Himself From Trump-era Subpoenas Of Democratic Lawmakers
The Justice Department's internal watchdog announced Friday it would open a review of the records seizures, and Democratic leaders are standing up their own pro
Deal Or No Deal? Confusion Rules Senate Infrastructure Talks
Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah), a member of a bipartisan negotiating group, said talks are "in the middle stages" but that he did not expect a deal before the Senate
Republicans Rebel Against A Powerful Anti-opioid Tool
Several Republicans have long accused such programs of encouraging addiction, despite years of studies showing they reduce rates of infectious diseases without