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Blue state sheriff unleashes on ‘un-American’ sanctuary laws, makes special offer to Homan

Washington Sheriff Bob Songer is pledging to support federal immigration enforcement in any way he can, telling Tom Homan to "put me on speed dial."

Ratcliffe shrugs off concerns about potential threat of fired agents armed with CIA’s secrets: source

If firing CIA officers would prompt them to "risk treason" by spilling nation's secrets, they need to part with the agency, which is the thinking of Director John Ratcliffe.

States fire back against ‘sanctuary’ resistance as they rally around Trump’s deportation efforts

A slew of states are moving forward with agreements with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to facilitate the arrest and deportation of illegal immigrants.

White House explains bruise on Trump’s hand seen during Macron meeting

The White House says the bruise seen on the back of President Donald Trump's hand as he met French President Emmanuel Macron is from shaking people's hands.

Gretchen Whitmer sounds off on push to condemn US Supreme Court’s gay marriage ruling: ‘Hell no’

Democratic Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer speaks out against proposed resolution that condemns the Supreme Court's 2015 gay marriage ruling.

Massachusetts select board removes town administrator following controversy over Trump flag

The town of West Boylston, Massachusetts has voted to fire its town administrator following a dispute over a Trump flag hanging in the gymnasium of the police station.

New poll finds about half of rural young people feel job market pressures in their hometowns

A new poll from Gallup and the Walton Family Foundation found nearly half of rural Americans do not believe they can find work at home.

EXCLUSIVE: Inside Republicans’ long game to confirm Trump FBI Director Kash Patel

Trump FBI Director Kash Patel's confirmation was the result of a significant and long-term effort to get senators' support.

SCOTUS to hear straight woman’s discrimination case that could reshape employment law

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments Wednesday for a case involving a woman who claims she was unfairly discriminated against on the job because she is straight.

USAID instructions for fired employees gives them 15 minutes to gather belongings from shuttered DC building

Thousands of employees fired from USAID will have 15 minutes to retrieve personal belongings from their offices during designated time slots on Thursday and Friday.

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