The man who is accused of fatally stabbing four University of Idaho students has been indicted on murder charges in connection with their deaths, allowing a preliminary hearing to be skipped and the court process to advance. Bryan Kohberger was arrested in December and charged with four counts of first-degree murder and a felony charge...

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) encountered over 211,000 migrant encounters in April, the month before the controversial Title 42 public health order ended.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said Wednesday that students and teachers in Sunshine State schools will "never be forced to declare pronouns."

The chairmen of two House committees warned the CIA they might use a "compulsory process" to obtain records related to a letter that sought to defend Hunter Biden.

House Democrats filed a discharge petition, a long-shot procedural move that could force a vote on a debt limit increase if bipartisan negotiations fall apart.

President Biden applauded "true heroism" in awarding the Medal of Valor to nine recipients for 2021-2022, including two slain NYPD officers.

The Department of Homeland Security is "encouraged" by lower migrant numbers after the end of Title 42 -- while warning against drawing conclusions for the weeks ahead.

South Carolina Democrats, for more than 12 hours, attempted to block "heartbeat" abortion law with claims to "celebrate life."

The nation's top power grid watchdog warned Wednesday that most Americans are at an elevated risk of facing power outages this summer as states continue pushing green policies.

Massachusetts U.S. Attorney Rachael Rollins resigned after a DOJ report into her alleged misconduct found she leaked "sensitive DOJ" information to the press in an effort to help a Democrat win elected office.