President Ronald Reagan in 1983 ordered the invasion of Grenada after the barracks bombing in Beirut and amid fears of U.S. citizens being taken hostage on the island nation should civil conflict continue. President Biden might take some inspiration from his predecessor as faces the most difficult international crisis of his own administration.

A federal judge ruled Tuesday that New York City's requirement for a gun license applicant to have "good moral character" ran afoul of the Constitution.

Republicans nominated Rep. Mike Johnson of Louisiana as the party's fourth nominee for speaker hours after their third GOP nominee was forced to drop out due to lack of support.

“How many more killings is enough for you?” Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) shouted at a reporter questioning her call for Israel to cease firing on Hamas targets in Gaza. “Is it a thousand more? Two thousand more? Three thousand? How many more Palestinians would make you happy if they died?”

Students at George Washington University attended a pro-Palestinian rally on Tuesday evening and projected signs on the school's library that read, "Glory to Our Martyrs."

President Joe Biden won't file to have his name appear on the 2024 New Hampshire Democratic primary ballot, his reelection campaign said Tuesday, opting to skip a contest that the state plans to hold in defiance of a revamped primary order that the White House has championed.

House Republicans met late into the evening Tuesday to consider a nominee for speaker after their pick from earlier in the day was pushed out by hardline conservatives and the condemnation of former President Donald Trump.

Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows has reportedly secured an immunity deal and told special counsel Jack Smith's grand jury that he informed then-President Donald Trump that claims about widespread fraud in the 2020 election were baseless.