Republican Sen. Shelley Moore Capito is set to speak again with the president after he proposed a narrower $1 trillion package and alternative ways to pay for the measure. 

The forthcoming intelligence report examines incidents in which pilots have observed objects conducting maneuvers that would be impossible using known technology.

In an interview, Christopher Wray calls the disruption and prevention of cyberattacks “a shared responsibility, not just across government agencies but across the private sector and even the average American.”

Barbara S. Jones, who was a federal judge in Manhattan for 16 years, would examine materials seized in a criminal investigation into the former New York City mayor’s dealings with Ukrainian officials.

In a sign of vaccines’ effectiveness, the seven-day average for newly reported deaths has fallen below 500, the lowest level since the early days of the pandemic.

Safeguards for endangered animals and plants were loosened under former President Donald Trump, a move which had triggered lawsuits from environmental groups.

Don McGahn appears in a closed-door session of the House Judiciary Committee on whether former President Donald Trump obstructed justice.

Mojave Desert residents say they support clean energy, but not giant projects, citing threat to tortoises and views.

The phenomenon occurs three or four times a year, with the moon at varying distances from the Earth.

Three Trump nominees and three liberal justices limit a computer-hacking law’s application to individuals who break into computer systems, rather than extend it to authorized users who pull information for personal or improper purposes.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s inspector general found some track inspectors skipped inspections and filed false reports on several occasions.