Sen. Bernie Sanders warned Democrats not to spend all their time investigating the Trump administration, urging the party to prioritize affordability and working-class families.
Senate passes "big, beautiful bill" after negotiations with Sen. Lisa Murkowski, who secured benefits for Alaska including food assistance protections.
U.S. climate assessment website goes dark as the Trump administration revamps federal climate content, with some scientists emphasizing the importance of these mandated reports.
House Rules Committee advances Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' for chamber vote, with Republicans backing tax cuts, while Democrats criticize it as a wealthy giveaway.
FBI officials suppressed intelligence pointing to Chinese interference in the 2020 election and, according to newly revealed bureau documents, they likely did it to avoid embarrassing FBI Director Christopher Wray.
Los Angeles communities halt Independence Day events, citing anxiety and fear community members are facing over increased federal immigration enforcement.
Federal judge blocks Trump administration's plan to end temporary protected status for 520,000 Haitian immigrants, ruling DHS Secretary Noem's actions unlawful.
An ICE investigation in Maryland led to the sentencing of a man who “used his position of authority" to sexually abuse a 2-year-old and who produced and distributed child sex abuse material online.
The Pentagon halted arms shipments to Ukraine, including Patriot missiles, after Trump’s top defense official warned U.S. stockpiles had dropped to critical levels.
A federal judge shot down President Trump's attempt to curtail the U.S. African Development Foundation, ruling Tuesday that the move likely went beyond his executive powers.
Trump administration Border Czar Tom Homan said Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is under investigation for employing an illegal immigrant and helping others evade Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
After more than a decade of haggling over efforts to move the FBI's headquarters to the Washington suburbs, federal officials announced Tuesday it will remain in Washington, but at a newer location.
Ron Klain, who served as former President Biden's chief of staff, will appear before a House panel investigating Mr. Biden's fading mental acuity while in the White House and any efforts by aides to cover it up and act on his behalf.
