President Biden's treatment of Gold Star families is facing renewed scrutiny after the families of the 13 U.S. service members killed during his chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal testified Monday.

The construction of dams across the U.S. has resulted in the flooding of a Rhode Island-sized swath of tribal lands, a new study has found. Dams have inundated more than 1.13 million acres of these lands, raising concerns about threats to flora and fauna, cultural heritage and livelihoods, according to the study, published on Wednesday...

GOP strategists and pollsters expect former President Trump’s criminal trials to divide their party, creating a challenge for the Senate and House Republican candidates who will have to walk a fine line on the issue. Trump’s legal troubles and his escalating battle with the Department of Justice will a become litmus test in GOP...

The Biden administration is making a number of moves across the border in response to both a shift and a recent increase in migrant traffic along the southern border.

The Biden White House is asking his Cabinet to execute plans for federal employees to come to their offices for in-person work this fall after years of telework.

The public has a right to know details about the bag of cocaine found in the White House on July 2. It should not be a closed case, even though the Secret Service claims it can’t identify the culprit. The claim is on its face nonsense. Can there be any corner of the White House that is not monitored, and if so, why?

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has become his party's first presidential candidate to sign a pledge to support the eventual GOP nominee.