More than six months into Donald Trump’s highly consequential second term, Democrats are still looking for their sputtering resistance movement to deliver some big victories.
President Trump called for laws to change in the District so that teenagers 14 and older who commit crimes can be charged as adults, and he threatened a federal takeover of the city if things don't change.
A former Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) employee was beaten in an attempted carjacking in Washington, D.C. this week, prompting President Trump to renew his threats to take control of the nation’s capital, according to multiple news reports. The victim, Edward Coristine, a 19-year-old software engineer nicknamed “Big Balls,” was assaulted early Sunday by a...
Following Democratic lawmakers filing a lawsuit over being denied access to a Maryland ICE facility, DHS is clarifying its simple procedures for members of Congress requesting to visit its facilities.
The DOJ's Civil Rights Division is seeking information from states about its election practices and voter rolls, and placing an emphasis on identifying any noncitizens on them
His fellow Democrats got it wrong about President Donald Trump’s tariffs, Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., told Fox News Digital, adding that so far the U.S. trade war is “going well."
MADISON, Wisconsin — A group of Democratic governors is urging its colleagues to get tough in countering Republican-backed efforts to gerrymander Texas’ congressional districts....
House investigators agreed to delay interviewing Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell until after the Supreme Court reviews her conviction on sex trafficking charges.
The Senate is beginning to work into its scheduled summer break as a partisan dispute over quickly confirming President Trump's nominees derailed the planned exit.
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Senate advances spending package despite Republican concerns over increased funding levels as lawmakers race to prevent government shutdown by Sept. 30.