Opinion | The War Powers Irresolution

Ex-FBI Director James Comey is set to return to court as he faces serious charges of lying to Congress. This marks his second court appearance since the shocking indictment, raising questions about the implications of the previously seized documents.

A Pennsylvania man, Richard Griffin, was arrested for allegedly threatening to kill a member of Congress just steps away from the Senate building. The 43-year-old was apprehended before he could pass through a security screening.

After 35 days of a government shutdown, which is now tied for the longest in history, there are signs of progress from a bipartisan group of moderate senators. NBC News' Sahil Kapur reports on the developments that could potentially bring an end to this prolonged situation.

The US Senate has rejected a funding package for the 14th time, prolonging the federal government shutdown, which is now in its 35th day. Despite ongoing discussions between Democrats and Republicans, a resolution remains elusive as the standoff continues.

The U.S. government shutdown has now reached its 35th day, tying the record for the longest shutdown in history. It began on October 1 due to Congress's inability to agree on a funding deal, resulting in thousands of federal workers being furloughed and others working without pay.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has stirred controversy by suggesting he would impose a 100% tariff on New Yorkers moving to Texas. This statement raises questions about the legality of such actions, as tariffs are typically under the federal government's jurisdiction, not state authority.

The Senate has failed to reopen the federal government for the 14th time, marking the longest shutdown in U.S. history alongside the 2018-19 closure. Senate Majority Leader John Thune expressed optimism about a potential reopening by the end of the week, but divisions among Democrats complicate the situation.

The upcoming governor elections in New Jersey and Virginia are seen as important early tests for Trump's agenda and will provide key insights into the political landscape ahead of the midterm elections in Congress.

In a tragic incident, Justin Bartley, 32, is accused of beating his ex-partner to death inside a motel while facing charges for gun possession and drunken driving. Following the alleged attack, he reportedly fled the scene with their 2-year-old son.

Breece Hall and Jermaine Johnson expressed feeling 'sick' after the Jets made significant trades, leaving them as some of the last core players on the team. The recent moves ahead of the trade deadline have raised concerns about the team's future.

In Season 2 of 'The Gone' on Acorn TV, the mystery deepens as a new disappearance unfolds, echoing past traumas. With the first season's case resolved, viewers are in for another gripping storyline.

A recent Senate measure aims to allow Congress to block military action in Venezuela, but many argue that this move is unconstitutional and undermines the executive branch's authority.

A plane has crashed near Louisville International Airport in Kentucky, leading to reports of an unknown number of injuries. Local police have confirmed that multiple agencies are responding to the incident, and a plume of smoke was seen south of the airport shortly before 5:30 PM.

In a recent video, progressive Rep. Jamie Raskin praised NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, likening him to Franklin D. Roosevelt. Raskin highlighted Mamdani's democratic socialist values and his ambitious vision for the future, suggesting he embodies the spirit of FDR.