Senate Republicans on Thursday invoked the so-called “nuclear option” and changed the chamber’s rules to more easily confirm dozens of President Trump's stalled sub-Cabinet nominees. The 53-43 party-line vote came after negotiations intensified earlier Wednesday on a bipartisan deal to speed the nominations, but it failed to get enough Democratic support and Republicans moved forward...

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Retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent and profiler James Clemente spoke with Fox News Digital of the pre- and post-offense behavior of a high-profile shooter.

Republican and Democrat lawmakers alike mourned the sudden, fatal shooting of conservative leader Charlie Kirk on Wednesday, with one saying, "we're devastated."

Republicans changed Senate rules to allow President Donald Trump's nominees to be voted on in batches, following months of Democratic opposition to fast-track confirmations.

After talks fell apart, a frustrated Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., panned Democrats and their demand for more time to work out a deal, asking, "How much time is enough?"

Rep. Chip Roy is calling for a new select committee in the wake of what he calls mounting assaults by the "radical left."

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker condemns the arrival of immigration enforcement leader Gregory Bovino in Chicago as DHS launches Operation Midway Blitz targeting criminals.

Charlie Kirk was fatally shot during a speaking event at Utah Valley University, and the State Department announced plans to take action against foreigners praising violence online.