Kennedy family members are seeking to join legal actions challenging plans to build President Donald Trump's triumphal arch, which he wants built in Washington, D.C.
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A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction Thursday against President Trump's massive "reductions in force" for the federal bureaucracy, saying it looks like he's really trying to do the sort of agency reorganization that requires permission from Congress.
One of the lowest moments of Badar Khan Suri's two months in federal custody was being crammed onto an airplane with hundreds of other shackled prisoners.
The Supreme Court gave the OK Thursday to President Trump to carry out firings of Democratic appointees at some major federal watchdog agencies, saying the chief executive has wide-ranging powers to shape the workforce that carries out his policies.
The Republican-controlled Federal Trade Commission voted Thursday to dismiss a lawsuit against PepsiCo that the previous commission filed in the waning days of the Biden administration.
President Trump's hosting of a private dinner for top investors in his meme coin could be seen as a win for the acceptance of cryptocurrency, but has raised ethical questions about his role in it.
Every day that a new Florida law remains on the books restricting the state's process to get citizens' initiatives on the ballot, the First Amendment rights of campaigners are being infringed upon, their attorneys argued in court Thursday.
Republican U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who entered politics after retiring as a college football coach, plans to run for governor of Alabama in 2026, according to people familiar with his plans.
American children are increasingly sick and obese, and the federal government must take steps to reverse this by reducing unhealthy food consumption, ending reliance on pharmaceuticals and ridding the environment of toxic chemicals.
Senate Republicans said Thursday that they are eager to delve into President Trump's "big, beautiful bill" and begin to make their own changes to the House-passed legislation by the July 4 weekend.
Homeland Security's citizenship agency announced a change to its database Thursday that should allow states to identify more noncitizens who are illegally registered to vote.
