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An Iowa judge has shut down President Trump's lawsuit against Iowa pollster Ann Selzer and The Des Moines Register, saying their flawed survey work is protected by the First Amendment.

President Trump and first lady Melania Trump welcomed Chinese leader Xi Jinping and his wife, Peng Liyuan, to the White House on Thursday for a state visit to kick off two days of talks between the two largest economies' leaders.

A college wrestler died after falling while hiking with friends near Illilouette Fall in Yosemite National Park, 200 miles east of San Francisco.

Three media outlets have asked for an emergency hearing after the Secret Service defied a Thursday court order reinstating their credentials and access to the White House.

Jury deliberations were underway for a second day on Thursday in the federal bribery case against D.C. Council member Trayon White.

The Army is paying a subsidiary of Palantir Technologies nearly $50 million for a software system to help the service manage its ammunition supply.

ICE's aim to quickly build its detention capacity has wasted millions of dollars as the Trump administration took a spend-first, ask-questions-later approach, the government's top watchdog said in a withering new audit Thursday.

The Defense Department is investigating how a shipment of parts for its most advanced fighter jet reportedly ended up in Chinese custody after being mistakenly delivered to Hong Kong.

Searching for truth amid falsified documents is not limited to our current era; a skeptical eye about sources' authenticity was just as important in the 15th century as it is today.

The Coast Guard will spend more than $300 million to expand operations at its base on Kodiak Island, Alaska, to counter growing maritime activity by rival countries such as Russia and China in the U.S. Arctic and Alaska's exclusive economic zone.