A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's antisemitism lawsuit against Harvard University on Thursday, ruling that campus hostility following the October 2023 Hamas slaughter of Israelis was too isolated to prove Harvard has been violating federal civil rights law.
Diversity training had infected the State Department to the point that a full day of training for foreign service officers was dedicated to DEI, employees were told to mitigate their "unconscious bias," and diplomats were urged to discuss DEI and "allyship" as part of their talks with foreign governments, the Trump administration revealed Thursday.
Grand juries in Washington, D.C. refused to indict two individuals accused of threatening President Donald Trump, prompting prosecutors to call the decisions politically motivated.
Nearly half of employees at FEMA used their social media accounts while on the job, according to the results of a government investigation that found some even consumed what Homeland Security called "racially charged porn."
Rep. Ilhan Omar scoffed at claims that she's gotten rich while serving in the House, but a new financial disclosure report shows the Minnesota Democrat's net worth has suddenly skyrocketed to as much as $30 million.
The wave of House Freedom Caucus members leaving Congress is only the natural progression of a movement that is spreading far and wide, according to State Freedom Caucus Network President Andy Roth.
Security, sovereignty, tariffs, trade, drugs and migration - all hot-button issues for the Trump administration and its neighbors in the Western Hemisphere - will top Secretary of State Marco Rubio's agenda this week on his third trip to Latin America since becoming the chief U.S. diplomat.
United States Attorney General Pam Bondi is moving to block a recent, controversial Illinois law extending student financial aid to illegal immigrants.
A federal appeals court allowed a Biden-appointed member of the Federal Trade Commission to keep her job for now as part of a lawsuit centered on President Donald Trump’s authority to remove members of independent agencies without cause.
The Senate teed up debate on the $925B National Defense Authorization Act on Tuesday, a bill focused on Pentagon reforms rather than gutting “woke" policies.
