KY Woman Seeking Abortion Learns Embryo No Longer Has Cardiac Activity

A woman challenging state's total abortion ban seeks class-action status to include other Kentuckians who now or may later want an abortion

TX Woman Carrying Fetus With Fatal Condition Denied Abortion

A court said Kate Cox didn't show her life was in danger, despite four emegency room visits, elevated vital signs and other risks.

?House OKs Biden Impeachment Inquiry; Republicans Rally Behind Probe

Biden, in a rare statement about the impeachment effort, questioned the priorities of House Republicans in pursuing an inquiry against him.

Supreme Court To Hear Case That Could Undo 1/6 Charges Against Trump

The justices will review a charge of obstruction of an official proceeding that has been brought against Trump and more than 300 others.

Supreme Court To Rule On Limits Of Commonly Used Abortion Medication

The justices will hear appeals from the Biden administration and the maker of mifepristone in first abortion case since Roe v. Wade fell.

Older Americans Get Break As Some Drugmakers Penalized For Price Jumps

Drugs on the government's list include generic drugs, medications taken orally or injected, and treat a variety of disorders or illnesses.

'Uniquely Horrible Choice:' Few Adults Want Biden-Trump Rematch: Poll

More Republicans would be satisfied to have Trump as their nominee than Democrats would be with Biden as their standard-bearer: AP-NORC Poll

Southwest Reaches $140M Settlement Over Holiday Meltdown Last Year?

Most of the money will go toward compensating future passengers, an incentive for the airline to avoid a repeat of last winter's mess.

FEMA Fires Group For Nonsensical Alaska Native Translations

The intention was to warn Alaska residents of tidal surges, but "word salad" translations included "your husband is a polar bear, skinny."

?Classified Documents Probe Clouds Biden's Political Future

The probe thrusts legal uncertainty over the sitting president and could revive debate among Democrats about whether he should run again.

Yellen Tells Congress U.S. Expected To Hit Debt Limit Thursday

The debate over raising the debt ceiling is almost certain to result in a political showdown between the GOP-controlled House and Democrats.

Speaker McCarthy's Tidy 1st Week Disguises Trouble Ahead

The semblance of House GOP unity is almost certainly temporary after the grudging, grueling effort by Republicans to elect McCarthy speaker.

No, The Biden Administration Isn't Coming For Your Gas Stoves

The Consumer Product Safety Commission warned of health problems related to gas stoves; the White House said the president opposes a ban.

List Of States Banning TikTok On Government Devices Grows: Explainer

TikTok has. been targeted by almost half of U.S. states whose leaders worry the Chinese government could access user data.

No Aliens, Pentagon Office Says, But Hundreds Of New UFO Sightings

A large chunk of the 510 reports of unidentified aerial phenomena could not be explained, according to a newly unclassified report.

Lawyers Find More Classified Documents At Joe Biden's Home

A total of six pages of classified documents were found during a search of Biden's private library.

?How Ominous Is The Debt Limit Problem? Explainer

A default could cause millions of job losses, a deep global recession and higher interest rates making it harder to manage the federal debt.

White House Defends Its Delayed, Limited Document Disclosure

Still unanswered are questions about the number of documents found, their contents and why the public wasn't notified until months later.

2023 Income Tax Season Opens: When To File 2022 Returns With IRS

The standard deduction increases on 2022 income tax returns and income brackets also went up to account for inflation, according to the IRS.

Police Testimony Will Lead Off Panel's First Capitol Riot Hearing

The committee will probe how a pro-Trump mob was able to breach the Capitol, hunt for lawmakers and disrupt President Biden's certification.

Russia Must Crack Down On Cybercriminals, Biden Tells Putin

The call underscored the extent to which the ransomware threat from criminal hackers has mushroomed into an urgent national security crisis.

More Competition: Biden Signs Order Targeting Big Business

The sweeping order includes 72 actions and recommendations the White House says will lower prices, increase wages and promote innovation.

Campaign To Rein In Mega IRA Tax Shelters Gains Steam

ProPublica exposes how the ultrawealthy are turning retirement accounts into gargantuan tax shelters.

Advance Child Tax Credit Payments: Eligibility, Payment Schedule

Millions of families will receive extra financial support this month after the child tax credit was expanded. Here's how it affects you.

Dozens Of States Sue Google Over Play Store Abuses

Thirty-six states have signed on to the lawsuit alleging Google engaged in anticompetitive tactics to thwart competition.

Why Reparations Are Always About More Than Money

In the United States, reparations to Black Americans for slavery are gaining traction. What are they and why are reparations so important?

Commentary: USDA Seeks Comments On Advancing Racial Justice And Equity

How can USDA programs help more of us achieve the American dream? You have until July 15 to share your thoughts.

Trump Files Lawsuit Against Facebook, Twitter, Google: AP

Trump serves as the lead plaintiff in the class-action suit, claiming he has been wrongfully censored by the companies.

Hunt For Capitol Attackers Still On 6 Months After Jan. 6 Riot

The FBI has been helped by "sedition hunters," or armchair detectives who have teamed up to identify some of the most elusive suspects.

Biden Sees Coronavirus 'Independence,' But COVID Takes No Holiday

Cases and deaths from COVID-19 are at or near record lows since the outbreak began as Americans celebrate the 4th of July.

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Addressing U.S. Job Gains, Biden Gets Testy With Reporters

Biden spoke on Friday following the news that U.S. employers added 850,000 jobs in June.

When Is The U.S. War In Afghanistan Really Over? AP Explains

For Afghans the answer is clear but grim: no time soon.

Unusually Agreeable Justices End Term With Conservative Wins

The U.S. Supreme Court began its summer recess with an already consequential list of cases to be argued beginning in the fall.

Pandemic Conditions At Calif. Men's Colony

The COVID-19 pandemic brought total confusion and chaos to the prison.

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccines In Prison

As vaccines are being administered to every person in the country, I want to reflect on my personal experience with getting vaccinated.

Trump Team Launches New Social Media Platform: Report

The site, called GETTR, will launch on July 4. Its purpose, reports say, is to "defend free speech" and "fight cancel culture."

Delta Variant Exploits Low Vaccine Rates, Easing Of Rules

Public health officials said a trifecta of contagious strains, coupled with relaxed guidelines, will “delay the end of the pandemic."

Pelosi Names GOP's Liz Cheney To Panel Investigating Jan. 6 Riot

The Wyoming Republican's appointment on the panel came as House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy warned against any GOP member accepting one.

Remembering Journalist Sam Castan

Paying tribute to Castan and his deadly ride with crazy horse.