Tyson Foods is in the hot seat after axing more than 1,000 American workers in one part of the company while hiring migrants for another.

A writer in The Atlantic lamented "cowardice in speaking up about Sotomayor" among Democrats who won't pressure her to retire.

A representative of the senator claimed he and his wife have separate finances and "do not discuss their work."

A Republican senator whose name was floated as a possible third-party presidential candidates has something to say about that.

Biden can attempt to deny that he has now publicly engaged in election interference, but no thinking American is going to buy that argument.

He and others who are interested in owning the company have several hurdles facing them but are prepared to lay out the cash.

Schumer is receiving well-deserved backlash over a condescending speech telling Israel to hold a new election.

The bill would give the executive branch power to force services owned by the country’s adversaries to either sell them or see them banned.

Katie Porter is drawing the ire of her fellow Democrats for claiming that California's primary election was "rigged" against her.

Montana Rep. Matt Rosendale has not only pulled out of the U.S. Senate race, he also won't run for re-election to the House.