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I often joke that I survived Washington because I had low expectations, but last week’s hearing of the House Weaponization of the Federal Government subcommittee would have tested the lowest of my low expectations.

Publication evaluated 30 studies involving 862,272 individuals.

Donald Trump outlined his plans to improve the American education system, which included expanding the right to education, breaking up the federal Department of Education, and holding underperforming school principals accountable.

Pope Francis has raised the possibility of reconsidering the celibacy requirement for Catholic priests, stating that it is a "temporary prescription" and could be relaxed, although he did not believe it would encourage more men to consider a clerical vocation.

The Ohio Republican said House Republicans are "building the case" against Fauci.

Republican lawmakers have introduced a bill that would allow Americans to sue the Chinese Communist Party for damages from the coronavirus.

"It's as bad as we thought," says House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer (R-KY).

The last couple of months have been rough on the FBI.

The study is a "stark reminder of the need for climate solutions that benefit everyone,” said LA Times writer Sammy Roth.

A new report from the Associated Press indicates that many American teens have become disillusioned with college and have opted to skip it in favor of going to trade school or working a job that does not require an undergraduate degree.