President Biden promised Friday to "shut down the border" with the "emergency authorities" he claims carve-outs of a Ukraine aid bill opposed by the GOP would confer him.

Both sides of the aisle agree Oregon is in crisis — homelessness, drug use and livability are the major concerns — but can they effectively reverse course?

Legal experts weighed in on the battle between Texas and the Biden administration over the southern border that reached new temperatures this week.

A major energy developer is pulling out of contracts it entered into with the State of Maryland to build two large offshore wind farms in a blow to Democrats' green energy goals.

Democrats are buying ads boosting GOP Rep. Matt Rosendale ahead of his expected Senate bid, a campaign tactic dug up from the 2022 midterms.

A coalition of former FBI officials is warning about a new threat at the southern border due to the ongoing migrant crisis and is calling on leaders to act.

Nikki Haley will need to demonstrate that there is a “new potential path to victory" over former President Donald Trump for the GOP nomination before she gets any more donations from billionaire Reid Hoffman.

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said the White House is "deeply troubled" by Alabama's experimental execution in which a man was put to death by nitrogen gas.

President Biden promised Friday that he is ready to get tough on border security, but said he wants Congress to pass legislation to give him new tools before he'll do so.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton flatly rejected the federal government's demands that the state relinquish access to a key illegal immigrant staging ground on the Rio Grande, saying the Department of Homeland Security should spend more time enforcing the border and less time suing Texas.