As Mayor Brandon Johnson marks two years in office, some of the thorniest issues have come from unexpected fronts: education and Chicago’s political left.

House Speaker Mike Johnson said on Wednesday that he supports a ban on stock trading in Congress. But he said he has "sympathy" for arguments against it. Trump recently said he supported a stock ...

Brian Johnson a.k.a. The Liver King met his wife in 2004 and the two got married four months later. Here’s everything to know about controversial influencer Johnson's wife, Bozena “Barbara ...

Dakota Johnson and Pedro Pascal may be good friends now, but the two can’t seem to agree on their not-so-sweet meet-cute.

Cody Johnson's family is growing by two little feet.The country singer and his wife, Brandi, are expecting baby No. 3. Evidently, they have kept the news a secret and chose to make the ...

Dustin Johnson continued his tumble down the leaderboard Friday at the 2025 PGA Championship, one day after he shot a seven-over par 78 in Thursday's opening round at Quail Hollow.

Johnson also had 29 receptions for 240 yards and two touchdowns. Johnson said he is ready for whatever workload comes his way in the Steelers offense and is prepared to get started. "I feel like in ...

Marva Johnson, an ally of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, has been appointed president of Florida A&M University (FAMU) despite significant opposition from students, faculty, and alumni.

Two years in, Mayor Brandon Johnson admits he's made some missteps, gaffes As Brandon Johnson approaches the midpoint of his term as Chicago mayor, he confronts a reality that he readily acknowledges.

Congress. Ron Johnson is threatening to tank the GOP megabill. He’s been here before. The frequently cantankerous Wisconsin senator is pushing his fellow Republicans to deliver huge spending cuts.

Mayor Brandon Johnson says firefighters and paramedics have waited four years for a new contract and the pay raise that comes with it because he’s trying to reshape the Chicago Fire Department ...

Johnson also pointed to the Democrats as “being in no mood” to work in bipartisan fashion on legislation. “Their party is in total disarray,” Johnson said of the Democratic Party.