Politics

The United States is offering to give illegal aliens $3,000 if they register for self-deportation on the CBP One app by the end of the year.

House Republican leader calls for prosecution as Minnesota fraud investigation expands beyond Aimee Bock case to allegedly more money in stolen funds.

Progressive leader Zohran Mamdani will make history as New York City's new mayor, with Bernie Sanders and New York Attorney General James officiating.

U.S. troops remain deployed in Syria, Iraq, Somalia and Yemen under war authorities, conducting raids and airstrikes in conflicts most Americans have forgotten.

Reps. Laurel Lee and Andy Biggs introduce bipartisan legislation targeting online predators who coerce minors into self-harm and sexual exploitation.

Diplomatic reshuffling underway as President Donald Trump recalls dozens of ambassadors globally for reassignment to new roles within the State Department.

Republican Sen. Eric Schmitt is proposing what appears to be first-of-its-kind legislation to prevent China from enforcing politically motivated court verdicts against Americans, amid an intensifying fight over the Wuhan lab at the center of speculation about the origin of the coronavirus pandemic.

Offshore wind farms pose national security risks and will be halted while the government reviews ongoing projects, Trump administration officials announced Monday.

Illegal immigrants who register with the government to self-deport and who go by the end of the year will get a $3,000 payment from Uncle Sam -- triple the usual rate -- the Department of Homeland Security said Monday.

Merriam-Webster's word of the year is "slop," a term that has come to define a growing resistance to all things artificial intelligence -- from massive, energy-hungry data centers to simulated actors and television commercials and an endless stream of online fakery.