President Donald Trump announced that he was pulling Ed Martin as his nominee for U.S. attorney for D.C. after Sen. Thom Tillis's opposition.

New York Democrats are creating a $10 million fund to help state AG Letitia James and others facing investigation by the Trump administraiton.

"There's a lot yet to learn about this pope, but I hope that he will be a strong advocate for strong borders and for sovereignty."

A fiery GOP senator is setting his sights on his own side after an infuriating decision from Pam Bondi's Department of Justice.

Border areas have reported explosions

Military parades have been held on Moscow’s Red Square since 1995 accompanied by the passage of heavy military hardware since 2008

'Thousands of young soldiers are dying on a weekly basis'

U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a phone call on Thursday evening. 

US President Donald Trump has said he could seek China’s help in resolving the conflict between Moscow and Kiev

The Senate on Wednesday evening gave final passage to a proposal that makes it illegal for a banks “denying or canceling service for agricultural producers based on greenhouse gas emissions or use of fossil-fuel derived fertilizer or powered machinery."

Citizens Utility Board Executive Director Sarah Moskowitz said the proposal includes a lavish profit rate for Nicor shareholders and wasteful spending on executive bonuses.

Once a cornerstone of Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s green agenda, Lion Electric’s Joliet plant will auction its equipment on May 15 after declaring bankruptcy, despite a $50 million state incentive.

The three Republicans who voted against advancing the legislation to a final vote were Sens. Rand Paul of Kentucky, Josh Hawley of Missouri, and Senate Majority Leader John Thune.

Dr. Roger Pielke Jr., retired professor of environmental studies at the University of Colorado at Boulder, published a study in Nature last summer, arguing that the methodology NOAA uses in the tally lacks scientific integrity. 

HHS document confirms procedures failed to affect people's 'happiness'

Law provides $2.75 billion to various programs that are intended to provide broadband service

The investigation stems from a referral by the federal government's main housing loan agency, which included evidence of irregularities in a series of home loans James obtained, including for a property in Virginia that she claimed on a form was her primary…