Government, policy, institutions, and political power dynamics.
Graham Platner's exit from the Senate race has prompted Maine Democrats to seek a new candidate, leading to an unexpected competition for the nomination.
Marco Rubio's influence extends deeply into Venezuela, where he effectively manages the country's finances and resources from afar, showcasing American power.
On MS NOW’s Connect, Jacob Soboroff revisited the documentary 'Reclaim the Flag,' featuring LGBTQ celebrities discussing the flag's implications.
Mike Rowe's 'Build Freedom' initiative aims to highlight the importance of skilled labor and restore dignity to blue-collar jobs in America.
A new report reveals a staggering 133% increase in the number of children and teens involved in shootings in New York City since the Raise the Age law was enacted in 2017, prompting urgent discussions about youth crime policies.
This article delves into why mainstream media often fails to adequately cover the radical proposals put forth by the Democratic Socialist movement, including calls for significant governmental changes.
Cocaine is becoming a common substance among young professionals striving for high performance, raising concerns about workplace culture and addiction.
High temperatures can significantly affect those taking antidepressants, leading to heightened risks of dizziness, dehydration, and exhaustion.
As the investigation into the death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells continues, Blackwell's inquiry into his mother's concerns about his white friends raises important social questions.
The Mamdani administration is under scrutiny following revelations of planned meetings with Iranian officials, raising concerns about transparency and diplomatic relations.
This piece explores the current state of socialist movements, their societal implications, and how they are perceived in modern politics.
Representative Pramila Jayapal has voiced her concerns regarding the actions of ICE, calling for accountability and lawful conduct.
The iconic Big Boy steam locomotive from the 1940s is captivating train enthusiasts across the U.S. with its rare journey.
Following a report on security issues related to the new Air Force One, the Justice Department has subpoenaed several journalists from The New York Times.
President Maia Sandu has nominated businessman Vasile Tofan for the role of Prime Minister, aiming to enhance Moldova's EU integration and economic recovery.
Texas is fast-tracking the construction of AI data centers by using a permitting loophole typically meant for gas stations and dry cleaners, prompting regulatory concerns.
On PBS News Hour, Jonathan Capehart reviews the significant news of the week, focusing on Graham Platner's decision to withdraw from the Maine Senate race after facing serious allegations.
In a remarkable event at London's Hyde Park, US rapper Pitbull has set a new world record with 22,141 fans wearing bald caps.
Mayor Mamdani has announced a new rule aimed at eliminating junk fees and subscription scams, potentially saving New Yorkers $162.5 million each year.
Union leadership’s loyalty to the Democratic Party may hinder their support in NYC’s pivotal primary elections, revealing a growing disconnect with workers.