A day after the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in a significant redistricting case centering on Louisiana's congressional map, which has two majority-Black districts, Republican Gov. Jeff Landry announced that he is calling state lawmakers back to the Capitol to consider changes to next year's election schedule, plans and code.
President Trump announced a plan to make in vitro fertilization more accessible to American women with an employer benefit option to offer coverage of the treatments directly to their workers.
Solar proponents are melting down over a Trump administration move to curb the development of a solar mega project in Nevada that environmental groups said would threaten the sensitive ecosystem and blight one of the most intact remaining landscapes in the state.
Some of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world this year are planning to announce an unprecedented $500 billion to bolster their American research and manufacturing amid President Trump's threat that drugmakers ramp up their domestic manufacturing or face steep tariffs.
Homeland Security's border agency says it has cleaned up a problem from the Biden era that let illegal immigrants enter the U.S. and claim asylum despite using bogus identity documents.
President Trump said Thursday there would be 'no choice' but to eliminate members of Hamas if they continue carrying out mass executions in Gaza as the terrorist group desperately tries to retain control of the enclave.
President Trump's tariffs have helped to tame the federal deficit, the Treasury Department reported Thursday, with the extra $118 billion in customs revenue helping to limit the damage from surging federal spending.
Most Senate Democrats on Thursday rebuffed the GOP's attempt to consider a package of bipartisan full-year appropriations bills that could help fund the government a handful of agencies at a time.
An American flag with stripes shifted to form a swastika was spotted in the office of Rep. Dave Taylor, Ohio Republican, who reported it to the U.S. Capitol Police.
Navy Adm. Alvin Holsey, who has served as commander of U.S. Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) for less than a year, unveiled his plans on Thursday to suddenly retire in December.
