Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday he spoke to President Trump about his country's air defenses against the Russian invasion and ways to restart the diplomatic process to wind down the war.
Washington bid farewell Tuesday to a rare partisan peacemaker, with memorial services celebrating the exceptional life of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham.
Vulnerable food stamp recipients are finding their cards empty due to hidden "skimming" devices that criminals plant on ordinary card readers, turning government assistance into a $1 billion-a-year ruse.
Former President Joe Biden is heard on newly released tapes telling a ghostwriter that he was in possession of classified material and was sharing it for his 2017 memoir for which he received an $8 million advance.
The House's Stop Insider Trading Act failed to pass the Senate on Monday, devolving into a partisan debate over tacking voter ID provisions onto what would otherwise be a straightforward stock trading ban.
President Trump said Tuesday he doesn't need guidance from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on how to handle Pickaxe Mountain, an Iranian site linked to Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
Treasury's new whistleblower program offers payments to Americans who report fraud, money laundering and sanctions violations through a centralized portal.
Rep. James Comer warns Dr. Anthony Fauci that former President Biden's pardon has limits ahead of his Senate hearing, saying he must be held accountable if he lies.
