Politics

Hunter Biden stood to make tens of millions of dollars if he could help a wealthy real estate tycoon in Romania escape corruption charges, so he sought to leverage money from a Chinese company to purchase a stake in the associate's real estate development project next to the U.S. embassy in Bucharest.

A federal appeals court gave President Trump temporary permission to federalize National Guard troops in Oregon, but said he remains barred from actually deploying them.

Eight days into the government shutdown with no end in sight, congressional sparring spilled outside the chamber floors and into the hallways.

The federal government will tally a deficit of $1.8 trillion for the just-completed fiscal year, the Congressional Budget Office projected Wednesday.

President Donald Trump is planning a Friday visit to Walter Reed Medical Center for his yearly checkup and to meet with troops at the hospital.

President Donald Trump reveals Middle East peace deal negotiations involving U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in Egypt have reached successful conclusion.

Congress appears utterly paralyzed as the latest government shutdown trudges on, with lawmakers unable to muster up the votes to end it.

A California county known for its vineyards is reinstating a mask mandate and strengthening vaccine guidance, citing “greater COVID risk" as flu season begins.

Disgraced Virginia AG candidate Jay Jones is facing heat over a 2021 social media post where he told a Republican to drop out over heated political rhetoric.

The IRS implements contingency plans during the government shutdown, suspending taxpayer services while maintaining tax processing and criminal investigations.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison insisted that allowing males in female sports "doesn't harm anyone" as he comes under pressure from local school officials to take the Trump administration's deal on resolving the state's Title IX violations.