Nathan Wade, the former special prosecutor in the Fulton County election interference case against Donald Trump, provided hazy testimony to House investigators about his meetings with White House officials while leading the high-profile prosecution, according to newly released transcripts.

Homeland Security greenlighted refugee applications for Venezuelan gang members after immigration officers failed to spot their gang tattoos, The Washington Times has learned.

The White House on Wednesday said roughly 3,000 North Korean soldiers moved into eastern Russia in early to mid-October and may join the Kremlin's forces in western Russia to fight the Ukrainian military.

Migrants planning their journey to the U.S. are cheering for Vice President Kamala Harris to win the presidential election, figuring they'll get a better shake from her, according to a border expert.

Retired U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Steve Anderson is calling on former Trump White House Chief of Staff John Kelly and others who have worked in a Trump administration to formally support Vice President Kamala Harris for president, after Mr. Kelly warned that Mr. Trump resembles a "fascist."

As Kentucky voters ponder whether to allow some of their tax dollars to support students attending private schools, the high-stakes debate has turned into a test of influence between popular political heavyweights - Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear and Republican U.S. Sen. Rand Paul.

Georgia's top elections official said Wednesday that a check of voter rolls found that 20 of the 8.2 million people registered to vote in the state are not U.S. citizens.

When Army Gen. Paul M. Nakasone left the helm after six years as head of the National Security Agency, he worried about two emergent threats: China's potential meddling in U.S. elections and deepfakes generated by ever more powerful artificial intelligence systems.

A Connecticut House Democrat is under scrutiny for spending thousands of campaign dollars on lavish trips to Martha's Vineyard and in Chicago during the Democratic National Convention while her constituents were recovering from August's deadly floods.

Government scientists have discovered millions of tons of lithium reserves in southwestern Arkansas, a jackpot that could meet the demand for batteries that drive the surging electric vehicle market.