Sen. Steven Daines is announcing new legislation Monday to stop Homeland Security from offering "parole" to migrants whom the government has flagged as terrorists or who are otherwise deemed "special interest" because of their origin and travel patterns.

Osama Siblani's phone won't stop ringing. Just days after President Biden withdrew his bid for reelection and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for the Democratic presidential nomination, top officials from both major political parties have been asking the publisher of the Dearborn-based Arab American News if Harris can regain the support of the nation's largest Muslim population located in metro Detroit.

President Biden announced Monday that he plans to "restore trust and accountability" at the Supreme Court by pushing for new changes, as the high court is under scrutiny from the left for alleged ethics concerns and overturning decades of precedent.

While polling is limited so shortly after Harris was effectively crowned Democratic nominee, the polls conducted since Biden stepped aside reveal that her impact has been noticeable.  

The attack on the "administrative state" reopens the debate about whether America is ruled by a plutocracy or a democracy.

A trio of Democratic senators sent a letter to Education Secretary Miguel Cardona on Monday highlighting concerns they have on the upcoming changes to student loan services.   The Department of Education is in the process of creating a centralized Federal Student Aid (FSA) servicing platform for all federal loans, calling it the Unified Servicing...