All news by author: Hayley Miller

The Republican senator called his temporary suspension a "badge of honor."

More than 165,000 child COVID-19 cases were reported from July 22 to Aug. 5, a 4% increase in the cumulative number of child cases, according to a new analysis.

Roberta Kaplan reviewed a draft of an opinion piece that sought to attack the credibility of one of the governor's accusers, a state investigation determined.

A white neighbor dialed 911 on Roy Thorne, a Black Army veteran, and his teenage son while they were looking at a house for sale in a suburb of Grand Rapids

"COVID-19 fatalities are on the rise again," stated NIH Director Dr. Francis Collins. "We should be considering all possible interventions."

The 18-year-old emerged as the top-ranking U.S. gymnast for the all-around final following Simone Biles' withdrawal from the competition

The Tokyo Olympics mark the first time Paralympic athletes will earn the same amount of cash as their Olympic counterparts.

The previous attorney general discussed his stressful last months working under the Trump administration with The Atlantic

The president and his allies pushed senior Justice Department officials to overturn the election results and keep him in power, documents show.

Jake Sullivan, the national security adviser, recognized the president's mistake a few hours afterward, though not before it attracted attention from some viewers

The report uncovers the Justice Department's remarkable decision to scrutinize Don McGahn while he held the position of Trump's chief attorney

Footage captured passengers and airline staff restraining the suspect, identified as 34-year-old Stephon Jamar Duncan

The Interior Department's inspector general said protesters in the square were pushed out of the area to allow a contractor to install fencing.

The congresswoman from Florida mentioned she is entering the race due to two words: "Never tire."

The second-ranked tennis player in the world withdrew from the German Open just days after exiting the French Open, citing mental health concerns

The CEO of Amazon announced he will join the inaugural manned journey of the New Shepard, a rocket developed by his firm, Blue Origin

The reluctance of the senator from West Virginia to support legislation without Republican backing might threaten the Democrats' chances of passing significant bills

The Federal Election Commission said the tabloid "knowingly and willfully" broke the law when it bought model Karen McDougal's story.

The four-time Grand Slam winner received a fine the previous day for choosing to skip media obligations during the major tennis tournament

"Common sense tells us" that the new gun measure is "ridiculous," said Art Acevedo, the former Houston police chief.

Republican Representative Michael McCaul from Texas charged China with orchestrating "the largest cover-up in human history."

The hat shop caused an uproar due to products that many labeled as anti-Semitic

The ex-casino tycoon is accused of attempting to obtain a diplomatic favor from U.S. officials for the Chinese government

The police released an active arrest warrant for the musician in connection with two counts of simple assault against a videographer

At least one person appears to have suffered a gunshot wound, police said.