President Trump didn't have the power to fire members of the Consumer Product Safety Commission, a federal judge ruled Friday, ordering the three ousted people to be restored to their jobs.
A pair of Capitol Police officers who dealt with Jan. 6 rioters four years ago filed a lawsuit Thursday seeking to compel the Architect of the Capitol to install a memorial honoring cops who defended the building and those inside the complex that day.
Senate Budget Chairman Lindsey Graham released a budget plan Friday that includes full funding for President Trump's border wall proposal, seeking to head off a counterproposal that would offer just a fraction of the money Mr. Trump wants.
Survey reveals partisan split on Israeli strikes against Iran's nuclear sites, with 60% of Republicans supporting action while majority of Democrats oppose it
Immigration raids in Los Angeles sparked protests and led to Sen. Padilla's brief detention at a Homeland Security news conference, with both parties now fundraising from the incident
President Trump believes Israel's bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities might lead to more serious negotiations on a nuclear deal, even as Iran announces suspension of scheduled talks.
Competing narratives emerge after Israel strikes Tehran, with Israeli experts warning of imminent nuclear threat while critics fear the attack may accelerate Iran's pursuit of nuclear capabilities.
Two Trump-appointed judges dissented as appellate court upholds the $5 million verdict against President Donald Trump for sexually abusing and defaming former Elle columnist E. Jean Carroll.
A federal judge issued a broad injunction Friday against President Trump's executive order trying to impose new rules on elections, saying only Congress can make the kinds of changes he had in mind.
President Trump on Friday said Iran could still make a nuclear deal to save the Islamic Republic after blowing it the last time he gave them an ultimatum.
