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President Trump threatened strikes on Iran energy sites and water infrastructure as regional attacks intensified and ceasefire talks remained uncertain.

California gubernatorial candidate Rep. Eric Swalwell says FBI Director Kash Patel's push to release decade-old case files is a Trump hit job.

A nod for Chad Bianco or Steve Hilton would almost certainly usher them into November's runoff. It could also solve a Democratic dilemma, which is why Trump may prefer a dual endorsement or none at all.

Trump approval hits lows as Latino voters and young men peel away, with economy concerns and Iran war backlash reshaping 2026 midterm outlook.

Hundreds of anti-Trump protesters turned out. "This administration doesn't serve us. It serves billionaires," said Kent Miller, who protested in Pasadena.

President Trump has maintained a flippant, casual tone since the Iran war began a month ago, a vast departure from past wartime presidents.

Bovino, until recently Border Patrol commander at large, had his dream job -- and blew it ...

Internal emails obtained by a government watchdog group reveal that a top Homeland Security attorney suggested agents should have "just started hitting" protesters during anti-ICE demonstrations in Los Angeles.

Bill Maher will be the 27th recipient of the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. Official word comes six days after White House publicists dubbed a report 'fake news.'

The Trump administration said it had sent a letter to Gov. Gavin Newsom informing him of a federal investigation into two state women's prisons to determine "if those prisons unconstitutionally provided housing and preferential treatment to ...