Politics

The Treasury Department is allowing Chevron to resume “limited” energy production in Venezuela in an effort to support restarted negotiations between Maduro's government and its opposition.

NBC News embedded with Homeland Security Investigations in Colombia as it teamed with local law enforcement to arrest the alleged leaders of an international smuggling network.

Carroll's lawyer filed the legal papers electronically as the Adult Survivor’s Act temporarily lifted the state’s usual deadlines for suing over sexual assault.

To increasing staffing levels amid a stiff competition for workers, companies have been drastically speeding up the hiring process, boosting pay and holding mass hiring events.

The president and first lady also called the owners of Club Q, the LGBTQ club in Colorado Springs where a gunman opened fire with a semi-automatic rifle, killing five people.

The president hasn’t said if he's running for office again yet, but Democrats are already preparing efforts to defend him ahead of an expected rematch with Donald Trump.

Peltola made history in August, becoming the first Native Alaskan seated in Congress after she won the special election to replace longtime GOP Rep. Don Young, who died in March.

Murkowski, one of only seven Republicans who voted to convict Trump at his second impeachment trial, emerged victorious after the race went to a ranked-choice runoff.

“Are they trying to trick us into voting for slavery?” asked John Miles, a 41-year-old Black truck driver in Monroe.

Abortion providers who had resumed performing the procedure will again have to stop.

The state GOP had sought to block a lower court's ruling that allowed voting Nov. 26 in the election between Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican Herschel Walker.