Virginia Pushes Forward Paid Family Leave Program Amid National Debate
Virginia lawmakers are advancing a paid family and medical leave program that would provide up to three months of paid time off for qualifying reasons.
Virginia lawmakers are advancing a paid family and medical leave program that would provide up to three months of paid time off for qualifying reasons.
Congress failed to limit Trump's war powers in the Iran conflict, highlighting the ongoing debate over executive authority over military actions.
Lou Holtz, Hall of Fame coach who led Notre Dame to a national title, has died at 89.
Israel-Iran strikes enter fourth day, with Netanyahu facing increased pressure as conflict expands.
Chicago Bears' 2026 NFL Draft strategy, as outlined in a PFF mock draft, addresses key needs with defensive line, linebacker, and wide receiver picks.
Kristi Noem faces congressional scrutiny over immigration enforcement, spending, and obstruction of investigations during a heated testimony.
Paris will host The World's 50 Best Hotels awards for the first time in 2026, marking a significant shift in the global hospitality industry.
DMK and Congress sign seat-sharing agreement for 2026 Tamil Nadu polls, with Congress to get 28 seats and one Rajya Sabha seat.
West African nations form 2,000-soldier anti-jihadist force to combat terrorism in the Sahel.
Mirror Media's investigative reporting shapes Taiwan's news cycle but raises concerns about bias and accuracy.
North Korea has unveiled the first known statue of Kim Jong-un, marking a shift in how the regime portrays its leader.
Bihar CM Nitish Kumar may move to Rajya Sabha, prompting leadership changes in the state.
North Carolina Senate Leader Phil Berger trails his primary challenger by two votes in a race that could reshape the state's political landscape.
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has endorsed Julia Letlow in the Senate race against Bill Cassidy, aligning with Trump.
John Fetterman plans to oppose a Democratic-led resolution to rein in Trump's military actions in Iran, despite growing bipartisan concerns over the legality and necessity of the conflict.