The annual White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, postponed after an April 25 shooting, occurred Friday night.
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Democrats in Maine will nominate a new Senate candidate to replace Graham Platner, aiming to unseat Susan Collins.
The Archbishop of Canterbury met with Chief Rabbi Mirvis to discuss the Synod's decision on the Kairos II document.
The General Synod allowed a fringe meeting on identity transformation, despite controversy, but banned a related display.
Nicaraguan President Ortega urged to address Bishop Mata's disappearance; concerns grow over his health and safety.
South Carolina will hold the first Democratic primary in 2028, emphasizing Black voter influence in the election.
The DOJ offers $3 billion to police for ICE cooperation in expanding federal immigration enforcement efforts.
A new ad from Michael Whatley misrepresents Roy Cooper's tax record. They're vying for North Carolina's U.S. Senate seat amid cost-of-living concerns.
Germany and Australia plan to eliminate paper checks by 2027 and 2030, respectively. Should the U.S. follow suit?
Young adults find faith through personal connections, not just social media, says Church of England report.