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President Trump warned Monday that Republicans would never win elections again if they do not help remove illegal immigrants from U.S. municipalities.

Millions of pages of new Epstein files went up -- and several thousand have already come down, after victims complained the files contained information that could reveal their identities.

Britain is wracked by political, economic and social angst, but on its southeast coast, a tiny fortress town famed for its medieval charm is holding back the tide of malaise.

A woman who underwent a double mastectomy at age 16 as part of a gender transition has won $2 million in damages against her medical providers, a groundbreaking verdict that bodes ill for the billion-dollar "gender-affirming care" business.

Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino returned to his podcast Monday by welcoming President Trump to the show, and castigating the media and online critics who said he and FBI Director Kash Patel did not accomplish what they set out to do at the ...

President Trump is signaling to his MAGA allies in Congress that they should not prolong the partial government shutdown in an effort to force the Senate to vote on a GOP election integrity bill.

A last-ditch effort by Bill and Hillary Clinton to avoid a contempt of Congress vote for not showing up to testify regarding their relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was denied Monday by the House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer.

The Panamanian government has voided a pro-Chinese company's contracts for running two port facilities at either end of the Panama Canal, bolstering Trump administration efforts to secure the waterway as a military transit route for any future ...

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's warning that a special election loss in a state Senate race should be a "wake-up call" for the Republican Party has become a familiar refrain since President Trump returned to office.

A federal judge ordered ICE to restore immediate access for members of Congress seeking to make inspections of detention facilities, saying the agency seems to be playing games with its funding to try to block the lawmakers.