Study: COVID-19 Vaccine Not Linked to Sudden Cardiac Death Among Young People
Cases of myocarditis and pericarditis have rarely been observed after COVID-19 vaccination. The CDC says the benefits of the COVID-19 vaccine outweigh any known risks
Inflation Remains a Problem as March Consumer Prices Come in Above Expectations
Housing and energy costs drove the consumer price index to a 0.4% increase in March, the same as in February, but above the estimate of economists.
Slim Majority and Partisan Politics Threaten to Upend the GOP-Led House Once Again
Returning leaders face a contentious fight to reauthorize a controversial spy tool even as they weigh the ousting of yet another leader.
What to Know: Trump Lays Out Stance on Abortion
The presumed GOP presidential nominee did not back a national ban on abortion and said states should now set their own ‘law of the land.’
RFK Jr.’s Sorry-Not Sorry Statement on Jan. 6
The independent presidential candidate’s most recent statement follows a messaging mishap that began after an email sympathizing with the Jan. 6 defendants.
Judge Rejects Trump Request to Dismiss Classified Documents Prosecution
A federal judge has refused to throw out the classified documents prosecution against Donald Trump
Protest Votes’ Humble Trump, Biden in Presidential Primaries
Presidential primaries in New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Wisconsin show the nominees still working to shore up their bases. But Trump's troubles are looking worse.
In Red Alabama, Special Election Signals More Trouble for GOP on Abortion
A double-digit victory by Democrat Marilyn Lands further exposes Republicans’ vulnerability on reproductive rights.
Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge Collapse, Explained
Officials launched an emergency response after a container ship struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge, sending most of the structure and multiple people into the water.
New Homes Sales Dip in February, But January Revised Higher
The housing market is battling mortgage rates that are likely to remain high throughout the spring buying season.
Putin Says Gunmen Who Raided Moscow Concert Hall Tried to Escape to Ukraine. Kyiv Denies Involvement
The suburban Moscow concert hall where gunmen opened fire on concertgoers was a blackened, smoldering ruin as the death toll in the attack surpassed 130 and Russian authorities arrested four suspects
What Has to Happen to Avoid a Partial Government Shutdown This Weekend
House members are expected to vote on the package Friday morning. Senate members are hopeful that they can pass the measures Friday night before the partial shutdown deadline.
Takeaways From Tuesday’s Primaries
Biden and Trump have sewn up their nominations, but primaries in Ohio, Florida, Arizona and Kansas and Illinois still have much to say about their paths to the presidency.
March Madness: A Fed Meeting and Budget Games on Capitol Hill Make for an Unpredictable Week
More insight on interest rates, housing data and congressional brinkmanship raise the chances for an economic upset this week.