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Appeals Court Upholds $83.3M Judgment Against Trump for Defaming E. Jean Carroll

While there are reasons to be skeptical of Carroll’s claims, Trump has himself to blame for the legal blunders that led to the astonishing...

Not a victimless crime: Angel Families reshape the narrative about illegal immigration

Mary Ann Mendoza went to bed on Mother's Day in 2014 not knowing her nightmare was about to begin.

House Speaker Mike Johnson calls for ‘old-school’ House-Senate conference for spending negotiations

House Speaker Mike Johnson on Tuesday laid out his key demand for government funding negotiations: Spend less.

North Carolina reaches agreement with Justice Dept. to clean up its voter rolls

Election officials in North Carolina have reached a consent decree with the federal Justice Department committing the state to clean up its voter rolls by requiring everyone on the list to provide a driver's license or Social Security number.

House speaker: D.C. crime emergency extension unneeded if locals cooperate with feds

Congress won't extend President Trump's expiring D.C. crime emergency declaration that has given the federal government power to take over certain law enforcement functions in Washington, House Speaker Mike Johnson said Tuesday.

Boston mayor race expected to narrow to Trump adversary Michelle Wu and son of Patriots owner Kraft

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, the city's first Asian and female leader, is expected to take a critical step to securing a second term when voters on Tuesday narrow the field to the top two candidates.

Democratic Milwaukee County leader David Crowley joins the race for Wisconsin governor

The top-elected official in Milwaukee County, who rose out of poverty in one of the state's poorest neighborhoods, launched a bid for Wisconsin governor on Tuesday, saying his background and experience in office make him uniquely prepared for the job.

Home Depot stores, long a hub for day laborers, now draw immigration agents out on raids

At a Home Depot parking lot, a man patrols on a bicycle for federal immigration agents, toting a megaphone on his hip so he can blast a warning to day laborers waiting to land a landscaping or construction job.

U.S. added 911,000 fewer jobs through March, BLS says

The U.S. added far fewer jobs than previously thought in the 12 months leading up to March, the government said Tuesday.

Stefanik pushes bill to end cashless bail across the country

Rep. Elise Stefanik introduced legislation in the House to end cashless bail in Washington, D.C., and throughout the nation.

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