With a federal government shutdown potentially set to begin Friday, partisan divisions in Washington are hardening, and immigration policy has once again become a central flashpoint. Democrats and Republicans are increasingly at odds over how — or whether — to move forward on funding
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The Justice Department told a federal judge Tuesday that current Food and Drug Administration regulations allowing the abortion pill mifepristone to be shipped through the mail do not prevent states from enforcing laws designed to protect the unborn. The position came in a court filing asking the judge to reject a request from Louisiana seeking
A man was arrested Wednesday evening after repeatedly slamming his vehicle into
Sen. Susan Collins of Maine announced Thursday that Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Sen. Tim Kaine sharply challenged Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday, accusing the Trump administration of shielding key legal reasoning and
The Department of Justice told federal judges on Tuesday that additional files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein are expected to
President Donald Trump’s top immigration envoy, Border Czar Tom Homan, took a more conciliatory, forward-looking approach Tuesday in Minnesota as he met
Amazon stumbled badly in its attempt to quietly roll out another round of mass layoffs late Tuesday after an internal email mistakenly
A heated CNN panel discussion spiraled into chaos Tuesday night after author and podcast host Tiffany Cross took a personal shot at
President Donald Trump issued a stark warning to Iran on Wednesday, announcing that a “massive Armada” is moving toward the country and
Violent anti-deportation protesters targeted a second Minnesota hotel Monday night that they believed was housing immigration officials, but this time local police
Former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly disclosed over the weekend that his recent hospitalization was caused by a hereditary medical condition involving
Former Superman actor Dean Cain publicly defended the federal agents involved in the fatal shooting of VA nurse Alex Pretti in Minnesota
A new national survey shows that Americans increasingly view education and housing as the most unaffordable basic necessities, outpacing concerns about health
