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The Pentagon on Tuesday named 25 defense manufacturers competing for its $1 billion Drone Dominance Initiative.

President Trump's opponents went to court Tuesday to try to shut down his "Gold Card" visa, saying his attempt to sell a pathway to U.S. citizenship to wealthy investors violates the laws Congress has written laying out who gets into the country.

The Justice Department has ramped up efforts to revoke citizenship for convicted criminals and people who committed war crimes in their native countries, part of the Trump administration's broader focus this year to initiate hundreds of ...

A female Asian elephant calf was born at Smithsonian's National Zoo on Monday.

The House narrowly voted Tuesday to clear a spending package that ends a four-day partial government shutdown and keeps most agencies funded through the remainder of the fiscal year.

Robotaxi pioneer Waymo has raised $16 billion in new funding at a $126 billion valuation as it expands its self-driving car service globally while facing competition from Tesla and Amazon-backed rivals.

President Trump met with left-wing Colombian President Gustavo Petro at the White House on Tuesday to discuss drug trafficking and Venezuela's path forward after last month's U.S. raid captured strongman Nicolas Maduro.

Both chambers of the Maryland General Assembly passed two bills to effectively end local law enforcement cooperation agreements with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Graphic videos showing the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk while he spoke to a crowd on a Utah college campus quickly went viral, drawing millions of views.