Author: Carlos Hansen

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre sharply criticized a North Carolina radio show host on Tuesday when he asked whether President Biden has dementia. “When I told a number of people that I was talking to you today. It was interesting, though, they all said, Would you please just ask her: Does the President have…

He played in matches against England and Spain in the past week.

First lady Jill Biden is set to release a children’s book in June that follows the first family’s pet cat, Willow, as she moves to Washington, D.C., explores different rooms in the White House, and meets the people who keep daily operations running smoothly. The book is called “Willow the White House Cat,”…

The forward only played 15 minutes in the Three Lions’ two recent friendlies.

The initial step in planning for the expense of long-term care is seeking advice from professionals who can guide you on the best way to position your assets, whether long-term care insurance is an option, and how to best qualify for Medicaid.

Bad weather and disease are straining the supply of cocoa. Meanwhile, another outbreak of bird flu is pushing up egg prices again.

The House Education Committee announced on Wednesday that it has reached out to Rutgers University seeking information about its handling of antisemitism on campus, marking the fifth college being investigated on this issue by the committee.

Trump has been slow to pivot toward the general election in the weeks since executing a hostile takeover of the GOP’s political machinery.

A small group of protestors gathered outside the State House on Wednesday to oppose state spending on emergency shelters in Massachusetts that are providing temporary housing to both local residents and migrants from other countries.

A person familiar with the matter says the Federal Trade Commission is looking into TikTok's data and security practices. The source says the FTC has been examining whether TikTok violated a part of federal law that bans “unfair and deceptive” business practices by denying individuals in China had access to U.S. user data. The agency is also investigating the company for potential breaches of a children’s privacy law. The investigation is the latest issue in Washington for TikTok. The social media company is already opposing a federal bill that could prohibit the platform in the U.S. if it doesn’t sever connections with its Beijing-based parent company, ByteDance.