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The Trump administration is suspending a requirement that foreign visitors from countries that have qualified for the World Cup and have bought tickets for the soccer tournament pay as much as $15,000 in bonds to enter the United States, the State ...

A protest group has put up arcade machines for a satirical game mocking President Trump and the Iran war at the District of Columbia War Memorial.

The U.S. Senate on Wednesday confirmed Kevin Warsh to lead the Federal Reserve, the world's most powerful bank, during tense times for the global economy.

Senators unanimously voted Wednesday to advance a measure to suspend their pay in any future government shutdown, after two record funding lapses in the span of a year.

Two high-ranking members of the Unknown Vice Lords, a violent Memphis street gang also known as The Ghost Mob, were each sentenced to 50 years in federal prison following their conviction on gang-related murder charges, the Justice Department ...

Seven in 10 U.S. adults responding to a recent Gallup poll said they do not want an AI data center built near them, including 48% who "strongly oppose" it.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries railed against the Supreme Court Wednesday over its 6-3 ruling that threw out Louisiana's racially gerrymandered congressional district, telling reporters some of the justices are haunted by the spirits of those ...

Detransitioner and conservative activist Chloe Cole canceled a scheduled University of Washington speech Tuesday, citing what she described as death threats from Antifa and saying her security team and local police were not prepared to handle the ...

The Maryland Jockey Club will host the Preakness Stakes at Laurel Park on Saturday for the first and only time, stirring long-buried memories of the urbanized area's equestrian past.

A bill to deliver fresh aid to Ukraine will reach the House floor soon due to a successful discharge petition forcing a vote on the Ukraine Support Act.