On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that direct negotiations would be opened with Lebanon's government.

Democrats' addiction to housing regulation could cost them in the 2030 census.

The proposal narrowly passed the Maine House of Representatives and now faces a final vote in the state Senate.

The incompetence of Iryna Zarutska's alleged killer to stand trial exposes how these "incompetence" standards undermine the justice system.

Gov. JB Pritzker (D-IL) is among several high-profile Democrats speaking at Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network convention.

First lady Melania Trump called on media outlets and individuals to issue apologies for statements made against her in the Epstein saga.

A judge who has frequently ruled against the Trump administration blocked it from ending temporary protected status for Ethiopians.

We have some sad news, as emperor penguins and the Antarctic fur seal have been listed as endangered species

A little-known bipartisan immigration bill is triggering questions if anything short of mass deportations is acceptable in the GOP.

The move to suspend USPS's payments to FERS is the agency's latest drastic cost-saving measure as it faces an existential financial crisis.

The United States leads the world in data center development, and President Donald Trump is pushing efforts to accelerate its expansion.

A DNC panel declined to advance a resolution that would have criticized the role of dark money and AIPAC in elections.

Concha said the new polling data on Spanberger’s approval reflects the “bait-and-switch” she pulled on voters. 

Britain blocked pizzas and jailed comedians trying to police the internet. Now America is about to make the same mistake on free speech.

Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly, Candace Owens, and Alex Jones have each criticized the president on his handling of the Iran war.

Surviving soldiers of the deadliest Iranian attack of the war, which took place in Kuwait, have given detailed accounts of what happened.

The United States is rejecting claims of a feud with the Vatican, claiming Cardinal Christophe Pierre dismissed such reports as fabrications.

Twenty-one people were charged with allegedly carrying out a sweeping scheme targeting California’s Medicaid program, Medi-Cal.

The White House said it isn't dismantling the Forest Service as the agency relocates its headquarters from Washington, D.C., to Salt Lake City.

A source confirmed the Department of Justice opened an investigation into the NFL over rising streaming costs and access concerns.

Hannah Dugan, a former Milwaukee County judge, will be sentenced in June after being found guilty of obstructing the arrest of an illegal immigrant.