The Brandeis Center filed federal antisemitism complaints Wednesday against a New York union, saying the labor organization discriminated against Jewish members by siding with other employees over their anti-Israel office displays.
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld a judge's order to bring a Turkish Tufts University student from a Louisiana immigration detention center back to New England for hearings to determine whether her rights were violated and if she should be ...
The FBI is reviewing "tens of thousands of videos" related to Jeffrey Epstein's sexual crimes against young girls before releasing any of the information to the public, Attorney General Pam Bondi said.
USIP accuses DOGE of making misleading statements while the two sides fight in court over the agency
Former staffers for the U.S. Institute of Peace say Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency is misleading people about the work of the agency.
A woman canoeing at Florida's Lake Kissimmee State Park with her husband on Tuesday was killed by an alligator after it overturned their boat.
Rep. Maxine Waters, the top Democrat on the House Financial Services Committee known for her fiery criticism of the Trump administration, was about to launch a tough question at Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent when he reminded her they'd partied ...
Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll on Wednesday defended the service's plans to downsize some legacy weapon systems, including cuts to the fleet of older model AH-64D Apache helicopters.
A federal appeals court instructed the government to return Rumeysa Ozturk to Vermont so she can challenge her arrest and potential deportation, rejecting the administration's attempt to keep her in detention in Louisiana.
A new Gallup poll finds that two-thirds of adults feel priced out of the U.S. housing market, with a record low of 30% saying they will buy a home in the next five years.
House Speaker Mike Johnson says his chamber will hold a vote "as quickly as possible" to reverse the $1 billion budget cut being federally enforced against the District.