Raphael Warnock

The question came one day after the third anniversary of the October 7 massacre and referenced criticism he has faced from some members of Atlanta's Jewish community after voting to block an arms shipment to Israel

The future of the world is being dictated in real time by the intersection of tech titans and governments

Susan Collins (R-Maine) on Thursday again pressed for the U.S. to return to talks with Canada amid the escalating trade war between two countries

The United States Senate has passed an aggressive sanctions package targeting Russia’s energy revenues amid its ongoing invasion of Ukraine

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) logged the figure in an update shared on Friday

Simultaneously, several Trump officials urged the president to remain restrained and on script, a notoriously difficult task for the president, whose aides often learn what the president is going to say as he says it

Trump throws US elections into chaos with ‘declassified’ voter fraud conspiracy claim

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani (D) on Sunday laughed when told about a Democratic manifesto rejecting socialism backed by lawmakers in the House and instead defended his legislative agenda laid out by New York candidates aligned with his political view

Senate Republicans narrowly halted another attempt to handcuff President Donald Trump's war authority in Iran as a peace deal begins to take shape

The United States Senate narrowly blocked an attempt on Tuesday to constrain President Donald Trump’s executive authority over military actions in Iran, CNN reported

ROBERT JEFFRESS, the pastor of the First Baptist Church in Dallas, has long been one of Donald Trump’s most fawning supporters

Trump has been revising the White House Ballroom renovation plans for months, while the Americans are not happy with this decision at this crucial hour because of rising inflation

Republican Representative Mike Collins of Georgia advanced to a runoff election versus former University of Tennessee football coach Derek Dooley, following Tuesday night's primary election

The vote was largely down party lines with just one Democratic senator — Pennsylvania’s John Fetterman — joining the chamber’s 53 Republican senators in backing him

An explosive exchange between three conservative justices and liberal Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson late Monday underscored a tension that has developed in voting cases as the court runs headlong into an election-heavy docket that will have far-reaching implications for the midterms

The Supreme Court on Monday immediately put into effect its ruling invalidating Louisiana’s congressional map, leaving conservative Justice Samuel Alito and liberal Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson on opposite sides and accusing each other of lacking restraint

Raphael Warnock's Easter message: We have a shot at working with God to write 'a new chapter for human possibility'

Beginning in 2028, patients would pay the lesser of $35 or 25% of the negotiated net price

TSA agents last week missed their first full paycheck after getting only partial checks since the shutdown began in mid-February

Longtime Congressional agriculture reporter Matt Kaye had just asked Thune why the Senate was willing to burn so much time on the bill — despite it apparently lacking the votes to pass

The social media posts have fueled bitter tensions inside Congress, with enraged Democrats vowing disciplinary action against their Republican colleagues while GOP leaders largely shrug aside the inflammatory rhetoric

On Thursday, Tuberville shared an image from an extreme right-wing social media account called "End Wokeness" that showed an image of Mamdani breaking his Ramadan fast next to an image of the 9/11 attacks

Mamdani is a Muslim, and was photographed breaking his Ramadan fast with New Yorkers at City Hall

The prospect of turning Texas blue is once again tantalizing Democrats

His speech on Tuesday flitted between fanciful and false boasts about the economy and promises of policies to lower prices that will never happen, to dire fear-mongering about unwanted and subversive minorities who commit fraud and murder, which Trump floridly described with titillating glee

Tributes are flowing for the charismatic US civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, who became a close associate of Martin Luther King Jr and twice ran for the Democratic presidential nomination, after news broke that he has died at age 84

An indictment named nine people—seven protesters, Lemon and a second journalist—charged with conspiracy to deprive church goers their rights and to interfere with religious freedom in a house of worship

Minneapolis residents demand justice for Alex Pretti

Trump has broken a decades-long tradition that began with former President Ronald Reagan in November 1983

Clinical labs are pushing for Congress to avoid the cuts to Medicare reimbursements for diagnostic testing, but those changes are set to take effect at the end of January