When President Joe Biden addressed U.S. troops Wednesday in the United Kingdom, a gigantic American flag served as a backdrop. Servicemembers …
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A year ago, it seemed everyone in America who was stuck at home because of the pandemic was in cleaning mode.
Democrats could not be happier House Republicans booted Liz Cheney from her leadership role for daring to tell the truth about the 2020 electi…
Vice President Kamala Harris visited an independent bookstore in Providence, Rhode Island, Wednesday and bought four books.
Dozens of New Yorkers are probably kicking themselves for not filling out their census forms last year.
Joni Mitchell got it right.
Some writers liken people emerging from the year of pandemic sequester to the hordes of cicadas that soon will pop up after 17 years underground.
It’s fair to say Georgia’s rush to approve a restrictive new election law didn’t go the way Republican proponents hoped.
When President Joe Biden unveiled Wednesday his roughly $2 trillion infrastructure plan, both the political right and the left came out swinging.
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Last year, wearing face masks divided Americans.
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On his first day in office, President Joe Biden told White House staff to treat others with respect — or else.
“When you put your life on the line for other people, you become a hero & one day I truly wanna be someones hero like you are mine!” a gir…
I got my first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine last week and felt a surge of relief, gratitude and irrational exuberance.
President Joe Biden wants Republican support for his economic stimulus package, but the clock’s ticking.
The filibuster is safe, for now.
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In the longest, darkest nights of the year, we turn to the light.
This Christmas, the gifts of Three Wise Men — make that three pharmaceutical companies — are COVID-19 vaccines.
It was the shot seen round the world.
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