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Trump orders FBI to declassify documents from ‘Crossfire Hurricane’ Russia investigation

Crossfire Hurricane is the FBI's probe that launched in 2016 seeking information on whether Trump campaign members colluded with Russia in the 2016 presidential race.

HUD joins forces with DHS to ensure federal housing resources go to US citizens, not illegal immigrants

The Departments of Housing and Urban Development and Homeland Security have forged a new interagency initiative aimed at ensuring federal housing funds are not taken away from American citizens to pay for illegal immigrants.

Trump pardons former Hunter Biden business associate Devon Archer

President Donald Trump on Tuesday pardoned Devon Archer, Hunter Biden's former business associate at Burisma Holdings.

Top Dem used same app used in Atlantic scandal to set up contact with Steele dossier author

Sen. Mark Warner slammed the use of Signal to discuss a Houthis strike Tuesday, but he used the app himself in 2017 in an effort to reach Christopher Steele.

Bipartisan bill aims to prevent Syrians with terror ties from reaching US border

New legislation championed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers would direct DHS to identify potential terrorist threats in Syria after the upheaval of regime change there.

A dangerous faction of Trump’s cabinet pushes for an American retreat

According to a Signal discussion that accidentally included Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg, the VP pushed back hard on his boss’s plan to strike the...

White House goes on offensive, says bombing of Houthis made terrorists ‘pay’

The White House on Tuesday went from defense to offense, underscoring that its military actions "made the Houthi terrorists pay."

U.S. intelligence says most immediate threat to America are Mexican cartels

Cartels and gangs pose the most direct danger to the U.S., intelligence officials said Tuesday as they delivered their annual global threat assessment to Congress.

Speaker Johnson warns Congress can ‘eliminate’ district courts as battle rages over Trump’s agenda

House Speaker Mike Johnson warned that Congress has authority over federal courts, and could get rid of district courts as the White House wars with "activist judges" blocking President Trump's agenda.

Intelligence community warns America’s adversaries are uniting

American spies are observing China, Iran, Russia and North Korea working closer together in opposition to America, and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard on Tuesday said the increased collaboration probably won't end soon.

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