Anita Hill Still Waits For Change, 30 Years After Testimony

Her new book, "Believing: Our Thirty-Year Journey to End Gender Violence," is a heavily researched examination of the topic.

FBI Informant Among Those Who Joined Jan. 6 Capitol Riot: Report

The informant, whose name was not revealed, attended the march with members of a Midwest chapter of the far-right group Proud Boys.

Budget Talks Hit Stalemate; Passing $3.5T Bill May Take A While

President Biden suggested talks could drag to the end of the year. “It’s just going to take some time,” he said.

House Votes To Protect Abortion Rights Amid State Challenges

The bill's 218-211 approval is mostly symbolic, as Republican opposition will doom it in the Senate.

All Migrants Gone From Texas Border Camp: Officials

It's a dramatic change from last Saturday when more than 15,000 migrants set up camp under a Del Rio bridge.

U.S. Special Envoy To Haiti Resigns Over Migrant Expulsions

Daniel Foote was appointed to the position only in July, following the assassination of Haiti’s President Jovenel Moise.

​EPA Rule Cracks Down on Gases Used In Refrigerators, AC Units

The new rule, a follow through on a law Congress passed last year, aims to cut U.S. production of the greenhouse gases by 85% over 15 years.

Migrants Staying In United States Even As Expulsion Flights Rise

Officials have said many Haitian migrants have been released, and told to report to an immigration office within the next 60 days.

House Bill Would Blow Up The Massive IRAs Of The Superwealthy

Current legislation aiming at individual retirement accounts of wealthy.

WI Supreme Court Will Consider Republican Redistricting Case

The GOP-backed redistricting case follows a Democratic-backed lawsuit that is advancing in federal court.

Experts ‘Flabbergasted' Biden Still Hasn't Picked An FDA Chief

Months after the inauguration, the lack of appointment has demoralized staff and sent the wrong message about the agency’s importance.

House OKs Debt And Funding Plan, Inviting Clash With GOP

The bill, which prevents a government shutdown, now goes to the Senate, where it is likely to falter because of overwhelming GOP opposition.

Many Migrants From Border Camp Staying In U.S.: Officials

Haitians have been freed on a “very, very large scale” in recent days, according to one U.S. official who put the figure in the thousands.

White House Faces Bipartisan Backlash On Haitian Migrants

Democrats and Republicans have been critical of the Biden administration's handling of the situation for different reasons.

House Races To Vote On Government Funding, Debt As GOP Digs In

A newly introduced package would keep the government funded until December, and avoid a shutdown at the end of this month.

World At 'Inflection Point' Amid COVID-19, Other Crises: Biden

President Joe Biden on Tuesday addressed the U.N. General Assembly, saying the world must "move quickly" to address these issues.

U.S. Officials Defend Expulsion Of Haitians From Texas Town

More than 6,00 migrants were expelled to the Caribbean in what officials are calling a "challenging and heartbreaking situation."

Reports Show 'Deeply Troubling Failures' In Boy's Death

New report shows failures of border patrol in boy's death through key congressional leader.

UK Prime Minister To Urge Climate Action In Trip to United States

Boris Johnson will be among the world leaders pushing for urgent action on climate change.

Haitian Migrants Could Face Expulsion As U.S. Drafts Plan

The plan would send thousands back to their homeland by plane as a chaotic influx of migrants continues to cross the U.S.-Mexico border.

FBI's Botched Nassar Investigation Could Get Federal Probe

The call for a probe came two days after Simone Biles and other U.S. gymnasts accused the FBI of turning a "blind eye" to Nassar's abuse.

Deadly Kabul Strike An Error, Pentagon Says, Reversing Itself

Amnesty International, the humanitarian aid group, called the U.S. military's admission of a mistake a good first step.

Biden Makes Shaky Claims On Jobs, Gasoline: AP Fact Check

The Associated Press looks at the veracity of claims made by President Joe Biden and other political figures.

Organizer Of Saturday Rally Looks To Rewrite Jan. 6 History

Matt Braynard and his group, Look Ahead America, are using his newfound platform to rebrand those who were charged as “political prisoners."

White House Warns Debt Limit Showdown Could Hurt States

With the country's debt standing at $28.4 trillion, the government would be forced to cut deeply into programs if the limit is not raised.

Budget Bill Reopens Democrats' Moderate/Progressive Divide

The Democratic party is again confronting the competing political priorities between its progressive and moderate wings.

‘Justice For J6’ Rallies On Saturday To Support Capitol Rioters

The flagship protest in Washington is expected to draw hundreds. Some extremists are opting to avoid the rally, calling it a “false flag."

Constitution Day: Can You Pass The U.S. Citizenship Test?

To obtain citizenship, immigrants must correctly answer six of 10 questions randomly selected from a pool of 100. Can you pass the test?

49% In Civics Survey Say Capitol Riot Arrests Unconstitutional

The Annenberg Constitution Day Civics Survey shows some improvements in civics literacy, but also some trends analysts find concerning.

Nearly 3 Million Get Health Coverage Amid COVID-19 Sign-Up: Biden

The HealthCare.gov marketplace was opened for six months this year to give uninsured people another opportunity to get covered.

Facing Bipartisan Criticism, Blinken Defends Afghan Withdrawal

Secretary of State Antony Blinken testified for a second day Tuesday before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Poverty Rises Amid COVID-19, But Federal Payments Helped Many

New census data shows the number of people in poverty actually dipped after federal stimulus payments were factored in.

Democrats Seek Corporate, Wealthy Tax Hikes For $3.5T Plan

Republicans are bristling because the proposal would reverse the Republican tax cuts that were approved just a few years ago.

Pentagon Reliance On Contractors Hurt U.S. In 9/11 Wars: Study

Study authors say it's essential that Americans examine what role the reliance on private contractors played in the post-9/11 wars.

​Out West, Biden Points To Wildfires In Push For Big Rebuild​

"It's not a Democrat thing. It's not a Republican thing. It's a weather thing," Biden said, noting catastrophic weather isn't partisan.

Long-Secret FBI Report Reveals New Connections

Recently released documents confirm connection between 9/11 hijackers and Saudi religious officials in U.S.

The Unemployment Insurance System Is Set To Get A Tech Makeover

Biden administration says it needs much more.

Biden To Survey Wildfire Damage, Make Case For Spending Plan

The Defense Production Act was used last month to boost the supply of fire hoses to the U.S. Forest Service after pandemic supply issues.

Manchin Favors Trimming Biden Budget Plan By More Than Half

The Democratic senator from West Virginia opposes increasing the corporate tax rate by 7 percent, among other provision's of the plan.

In 9/11 Remarks, George W. Bush Calls Out Current U.S. Division

While speaking at a service for Flight 93 victims, Bush called violent extremists in the U.S. and abroad "children of the same foul spirit."