The Supreme Court will hear two major cases on Jan. 17 that both involve a request to overturn decades-old precedent that gives the federal government significant leeway in implementing rules and regulations.

The White House blasted Elon Musk for promoting "antisemitic and racist hate" after the Tesla CEO and X owner endorsed a social media post accusing Jewish people of pushing "hatred against whites."

The Education Department approved millions of applications for President Biden's now-defunct student loan forgiveness program without checking to make sure the borrowers were eligible, Congress' chief watchdog said in a new report.

The Biden administration is removing a Chinese institute from a trade sanctions list, reportedly in exchange for Chinese President Xi Jinping's help in cracking down on chemical shipments that are used to make deadly fentanyl.

Former President Donald Trump wasn't happy to learn that President Biden reportedly won't be facing a criminal case in his classified documents probe.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is letting illegal immigration destroy his city, but it doesn’t have to be this way. New York City should recant its “sanctuary city” label and stop encouraging illegal immigration.

Republicans looking for a pound of flesh from Democrats in exchange for passing another round of aid for Ukraine might want to take a look at what unfolded outside Democratic National Committee headquarters Wednesday night.

Rep. Jonathan Jackson (D-Ill.) said Friday that his Chicago office received a “suspicious package,” sparking a law enforcement response. Staff at the office are safe and police are investigating the incident, he said. "I am deeply grateful to my staff for their dedication to serving the people of Illinois's First Congressional District and thankful that...

The Biden administration said Friday that it used wartime authority to bolster manufacturing of energy efficient heating and cooling technology.  It said it was utilizing the Defense Production Act to mobilize the production of heat pumps — technology used to heat or cool someone’s home that is more efficient than traditional heating and air conditioning...

Puerto Rico's government and private institutions are worried the island's electric grid could once again collapse, after federal officials announced the end of an emergency power generation mission. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) officials last month informed Puerto Rico's reconstruction authority, known as Cor3, that it would cease operations by March 15 of two emergency...