The Hill (newspaper) News & Breaking Stories

Trump's New York trial nears its end after closing arguments. Charges stem from hush-money payment to Stormy Daniels. Cohen credibility questioned.

Former GOP candidate Nikki Haley endorses Trump over Biden, emphasizing the need for a president who prioritizes allies, borders, capitalism, and freedom.

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GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene confronts President Biden over illegal immigrant killing nursing student, demanding he "Say her name."

Trump's lawyer vows to fight after judge orders him to pay $355 million in fraud case. New York AG praises ruling.

South Carolina officially kicks off the Democrats' presidential nominating cycle. President Biden won New Hampshire's unsanctioned contest.

OpenAI bans developer of bot imitating Democratic presidential candidate. Company's first known restriction on using its AI tools by a political campaign.

Republican Rep. Nancy Mace scolded Hunter Biden, leading to a heated exchange with Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett about white privilege.

Ray Epps, a man accused of being an undercover federal agent, has been sentenced to one year of probation.

Trump insists Georgia election case should be dropped, accuses district attorney of improper behavior, claims indictment is "fatally defective."

Mark Cuban criticizes Elon Musk over diversity, equity, and inclusion comments, urging him to recognize the importance of DEI.

Jared Kushner reveals Chuck Schumer's upsetting remarks about Russia ties, defends innocence, and discusses challenges faced during investigations in podcast interview.

Ed Sheeran spent Thanksgiving with Jennifer Aniston, wearing board shorts, and posed with Courteney Cox and Aniston's manager.

New House Speaker Mike Johnson's "first big clash" with lawmakers over "unconventional" two-step bill could lead to government shutdown.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) confirms his run for Speaker of the House, potentially attracting support from hardline conservatives.

Chelsea Clinton has reportedly earned $9 million since 2011 as a board member of an internet investment company. She also owns a $10 million luxury apartment in Manhattan.

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise could be in line for the top job in Congress's lower chamber after Speaker Kevin McCarthy was ousted.

The 9/11 attacks shattered the peace Americans had become accustomed to, leading to new security procedures and wars.

Former Canadian Olympic figure skater Alexandra Paul has died at age 31 in a car accident in Ontario.

'Gran Turismo' inches ahead of 'Barbie' in the box office lead, but 'Barbie' expected to have sold more tickets.

Lara Trump predicts that the mugshot of her father-in-law, Donald Trump, will become a symbol of support and rally his followers.

The Biden administration warns U.S. citizens in Belarus to leave immediately due to security concerns and the presence of Russian forces.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and Indian-American entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy are tied for second place in the Republican presidential field, according to a new poll. DeSantis has seen a significant drop in support, while Ramaswamy has risen to second place.

Fox News faces backlash over host's controversial Holocaust remarks.

Talks between UPS and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters have fallen apart, increasing the possibility of a strike when the current contract expires at the end of July. The strike could disrupt deliveries and raise shipping costs. The union is pushing for better wages, benefits, and workplace protections, as well as an end to a dual-wage system. UPS made $11.5 billion in net income in 2022. The last time UPS Teamsters went on strike was in 1997.