After failing to persuade his fellow Democrats in the Congress to give their full backing to voting rights laws, US President Joe Biden on Thursday appeared to have backed off.

After facing vicious backlash from fellow conservatives over his use of the word “terrorist” for pro-Trump supporters that attacked the US Capitol, Senator Ted Cruz walks back his comments.

Democrats and the US mainstream media are trying to reap political dividends from the January 6 insurrection at the US Capitol, according to a former American spy and whistleblower.

A resurgent Republican Party is strategizing to reclaim one, if not both, chambers of Congress in 2022, as Democrats struggle to deliver on an ambitious domestic agenda.

The US Senate voted 75 to 18 to confirm Nicholas Burns, a former US ambassador to NATO who served as Under Secretary of State between 2005 and 2008, as the next US envoy to Beijing.

Lauren Boebert stirred a controversy recently when a video leaked of her telling a crowd in her district that a ride in an elevator with Omar "should be fine" because Omar "doesn't have a backpack."

In the letter, the signatories remind the Biden administration of the power of Congress to re-impose sanctions on Iran, which again points to the duality of US stance on Vienna talks.

The widest divide in COVID-19 vaccination rates in the US isn’t between the rich and poor Americans or old and young, it’s between Republicans and Democrats, says a new poll.

US Democratic lawmakers have reached an agreement with Republicans to avoid a government shutdown.

The US president has issued a vaccine mandate which would apply to about two-thirds of all American employees.