Former President Donald Trump's legal woes, almost as if by design, threaten to bog down his White House run.

Wait, the honeymoon is over? Those are four little words that few leaders want to encounter.

Muslim community leaders on Tuesday demanded President Biden publicly apologize to a longtime Muslim mayor from New Jersey who was abruptly blocked from attending the White House's Eid al-Fitr celebration.

The leader of the House investigation of Biden family business deals said Hunter Biden's legal team is trying to intimidate witnesses in the probe.

Chad Wolf, who served as acting Homeland Security secretary in the Trump administration, said the move by President Biden team to deploy troops ahead of a new border surge is "smoke and mirrors" and can't be successful without a change in the president's policies.

Senate Democrats are making a last-ditch effort to stop fellow Democrats from delivering a bipartisan rebuke of President Biden by voting to reimpose Chinese solar tariffs that were lifted by the president.

The Florida Legislature on Tuesday approved a sweeping immigration bill pushed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, bolstering the Republican's controversial migrant-relocation program as he prepares to announce a presidential run.

Even as the second, third, and fourth largest bank failures in U.S. history have unnerved financial markets in the past two months, the Biden administration keeps adding more stressors to the mix.

In arguing with Republicans over raising Washington’s legal debt limit, President Joe Biden tries to make a virtue of intransigence.

In advance of a likely counteroffensive against Russian forces in southern Ukraine, Ukrainian forces are escalating their attacks in what's known as "the deep battlespace" area behind enemy lines. These actions are designed to complicate any Russian response to Ukraine's main offensive. As the Washington Examiner first reported last August, Ukrainian deep battlespace operations have been heavily influenced by British special forces advisers.