All news by author: Dominique Mosbergen

Recognized as the individual most instrumental in bringing the Cold War to a close, Gorbachev was both admired and detested in equal proportions

Gorbachev, recognized as the key figure in bringing the Cold War to a close, was both admired and despised in equal parts

The White House has reaffirmed its commitment to its hosting responsibilities next year. Former President Trump skipped the last summit in 2018.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett's decision marks the first time the nation's highest court has weighed in on the legality of such requirements.

The Biden administration is reportedly considering this measure as part of its attempt to ease travel restrictions to the United States

The Justice Department sued Texas Gov. Greg Abbott last week over an executive order aimed at restricting the ground transportation of migrants.

In an interview on Tuesday, Bennett stated that New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, who is currently confronting several sexual harassment accusations, ought to either step down or be impeached

Immigration rights advocates have slammed the order as unconstitutional and xenophobic. The Justice Department said it is "dangerous and unlawful."

The president mentioned he was thinking about mandating COVID-19 vaccinations for federal workers. According to at least one report, the announcement could happen this week

The singer celebrated her 52nd birthday on Saturday by posting a sultry photo

A naval ship was named in Lewis' honor, and President Joe Biden called on legislators to safeguard "the sacred right to vote" in the memory of the late congressman

As stated by the Texas House Democratic Caucus, they had received full vaccinations. Two of the legislators show no symptoms, while the third experiences mild ones

"It's incredibly important, perhaps now more than ever due to the pandemic," McEnroe stated regarding how vocal Osaka has been about her mental health

Alan Lagimodiere, Manitoba's new minister of Indigenous reconciliation, faced harsh criticism from an opposition leader for his defense of "residential schools."

NOAA stated on Friday that June experienced "extraordinary heat waves spanning from one coast to the other" and drought conditions that affected nearly half of the contiguous United States

Masks are required once more at the state Capitol following positive COVID-19 tests among at least nine legislative staff members, including four who were completely vaccinated

A woman has accused the Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher of assaulting her. The LAPD is investigating the allegations.

Richardson, who came out tops in the women's 100-meter race at the U.S. Olympic trials, reportedly tested positive for marijuana.

The Justice Department will review its policies and procedures related to capital cases during this pause.

Past students of Franco's now-closed acting school have alleged that the actor coerced them into exploitative sexual scenarios

The charges — which could be announced as soon as next week — are reportedly connected to fringe benefits awarded to one of the company's top executives.

The president on Wednesday announced 16 other nominations for key roles in his administration.

Seven out of eight chiefs of staff warn that the proposed bill, designed to reform the military's criminal justice system, might weaken the authority of military leadership

Kurt Peterson, who investigators report broke a window at the Capitol on January 6 using "wooden sticks" and his hand, was taken into custody in Kentucky on Wednesday

The Senate -- which initially refused to pass such a measure -- is expected to approve a similar bill. The Gold Medal is the highest congressional honor.