Politics

The imminent announcement of a voting rights bill comes ahead of the Senate’s return from its August recess this week.

The House set a Sept. 27 deadline to vote on the Senate-passed infrastructure bill, but progressive lawmakers say they will only support it if considered with the reconciliation package.

“It upsets me to be home doing all the right things and now they talk about I may go back,” Paulette Martin, 74, said.

One study found that people who were denied an abortion had almost four times greater odds of being below the federal poverty level.

An analysis by the moderate Democratic group Third Way runs counter to popular perceptions of rising crime nationwide.

The 9/11 compensation fund and the World Trade Center Health Program don't acknowledge autoimmune diseases, so people with those diseases aren't eligible for free health care or compensation.

Authorities have been on edge since Jan. 6, and now they're preparing for another right-wing rally scheduled for Sept. 18.

The law, which bans abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, has unique enforcement provisions allowing private citizens, rather than state officials, to sue abortion providers.

Many national security experts say the U.S. is now much less vulnerable to international terrorism than it was when New York and the Pentagon were struck.

Twenty years ago, Adam Putnam became an unlikely behind-the-scenes witness to a commander in chief in the crucible of the nation's greatest calamity since at least Pearl Harbor.

Federal investigation will examine whether students with disabilities are put at "heightened risk" of Covid by state not allowing schools to require masks.