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Democratic Congressman André Carson, a member of the House Intelligence Committee, speaks with NewsNation about the primary battles between progressive and establishment candidates, and whether it could undermine the party's goals.
A prosecutor in the New York Attorney General's Office allegedly sent an email to employees claiming he had been directed to investigate President Trump and those close to him, regardless of any crimes that may or may not have been committed, according to reporting first published by the Times Union.
The moon base, Isaacman said, will help NASA learn how to live away from Earth, and possibly later to Mars and other planets.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul argued that the federal government's decision to end Temporary Protected Status threatens the state economy and public health, despite White House claims that conditions in affected countries allow for safe returns.
Moore, a Republican member of the House Appropriations Committee, admitted he's "concerned with the price" of the Iran war, but claimed other cuts have mitigated the costs.
The White House is deciding whether the public should have access to the most advanced AI. But that decision is dividing the tech industry, and now Congress.
This week, NewsNation Washington Correspondent Reshad Hudson takes us into the halls of Capitol Hill amid ongoing efforts to confirm Todd Blanche as AG.
After progressive candidate Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan's Democratic Senate primary, Pres. Trump resumed his labeling of Democrats as "communists."
(DC BUREAU) – Sen. Josh Hawley convened a hearing Tuesday to address concerns regarding “surveillance pricing,” a practice where companies allegedly use artificial intelligence and personal data to charge different prices to different customers. A panel of industry leaders and experts warned that AI could significantly
President Donald Trump signed an executive order to overhaul federal childhood vaccine guidelines by separating immunization appointments and splitting combined shots, a move the New York State Department of Health rejected on Tuesday citing safety concerns.
The federal government has sued New York, Connecticut, and Vermont to block undocumented immigrants from receiving in-state college tuition and financial assistance, alleging the state policies violate federal law.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand are opposing the Trump administration's plan to end Medicare Part D subsidies by the end of 2026, warning that the move will increase prescription drug costs for approximately 1.3 million seniors in the state.
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