Data tracking tens of thousands of Ukrainian children allegedly abducted by Russian forces remains "secure," according to the State Department, despite concerns the data had been deleted.

Democratic Rep. Daniel Goldman of New York decries formation of FBI task force to crack down on spate of Tesla-related crimes, calling it "political weaponization of the DOJ."

The National Institute of Health quietly cut over $1 million in federally funded research evaluating if rats going through hormone therapy were more likely to overdose on a popular party drug.

New legislation aims to claw back federal funding to colleges and universities if they hire illegal immigrants, which is taking aim as a push in the University of California system.

Several protesters shouted anti-Israel slogans and were removed during the confirmation hearing for Mike Huckabee to be the next U.S. ambassador to Israel.

President Donald Trump revealed a staffer with national security advisor Mike Waltz's office added the editor in chief of the Atlantic to a Signal group chat.

House Republicans are coalescing around Rep. Darrell Issa's bill to limit judges' ability to issue nationwide injunctions as a push for judicial impeachments appears to fizzle.

The Department of Justice is working with the Department of Government Efficiency to collect referrals for criminal fraud investigations.

Canadians aren't just avoiding American products because of President Trump's tariff threats and talk of annexation.

President Trump's nominee to be ambassador to Israel will face a confirmation hearing Tuesday on Capitol Hill as U.S. and Arab mediators struggle to get a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas back on track after Israeli forces resumed the war in Gaza last week with a surprise wave of deadly airstrikes.