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A deal was finally reached Sunday night after a frantic weekend of talks.

The legislation offers a wide range of help, both for individuals and for struggling elements of the economy, from mass transit to movie the...

After fleeing their homeland scarred by U.S. nuclear tests, Marshall Islanders finally get the health care that was promised them.

The compromise also includes language to simplify the application for federal financial aid and more than $1 billion in loan forgiveness for...

The recommendations came after spirited debate about whether more seniors should be next in line.

Lawmakers are skeptical of any cooperation, and have made it difficult to join forces with China in space.

Super PACs have tilted the advertising battle toward Republicans, as Democratic donors invest in groups working on the ground.

"It should be a four-alarm fire," says one expert, given the high hunger rates among families.

Lawmakers are closing out the deal ahead of a midnight government shutdown deadline.

Getting the boot from the White House is an undeniable ego blow for a man who has never admitted defeat.

Senior Defense Department leaders are reviewing a plan to separate the two agencies, a move lawmakers and DoD had contemplated for years.

Powell, an attorney for onetime national security adviser Michael Flynn, has led the president's efforts to overturn Joe Biden's victory.

The 2004 vote-fraud conspiracy movement never really died. What does that mean for Trump’s true believers—and America?

After a deadly mistake sapped public confidence in inoculations, the medical community found an unlikely ally in the King of Rock ’n Roll.

A discrepancy in the amount of vaccine doses available for states has left governors scrambling to revise their vaccination plans.

Negotiators hope to announce an agreement soon, but a key sticking point remains.

Public health experts say a broader mix of vaccination sites is needed to reach as many people as possible.

The mayor, a one-time presidential prospect and Biden ally, is passed over for a major administration post.

After flipping the state blue in November, Democrats are shoring up enthusiasm among voters at the margins.

On Thursday, an independent FDA advisory panel endorsed use of the shot for people over 18.

“I’m not heartless. I want to help people. I voted to help people," he said.

Fauci waits on shot despite being "ready to go."

But several House Armed Services Committee Democrats have argued against the last-minute maneuver.

Asian American voter turnout boomed in Georgia last month. Democrats are hoping that trend continues in the Senate runoffs.

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris and second gentleman Doug Emhoff will receive the shot the following week.