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Harvard University has sued to stop the administration from shutting down its pipeline of foreign students, saying it was unconstitutional retaliation for the school not bowing to President Trump's wishes.

President Trump is threatening to impose a 25% tariff on Apple iPhones made outside the U.S., saying he warned the major U.S. tech company to onshore production instead of shifting it around overseas.

The Federal Aviation Administration gave final approval for SpaceX's Starship to return to flight on Thursday, following an explosive launch disaster two months ago.

Kermit the Frog knows it's not easy being green - or graduating from college and entering the real world, especially during a time of economic uncertainty and political turmoil.

Retired Rear Adm. Mark Montgomery of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies joins the show to discuss his recent trip to Ukraine, the threats from Chinese cyberattacks, and much more.

A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction Thursday against President Trump's massive "reductions in force" for the federal bureaucracy, saying it looks like he's really trying to do the sort of agency reorganization that requires permission ...

The woman caught on camera spitting on the former U.S. Attorney for Washington was arrested Thursday.

The manager of Harvard Medical School's morgue has pleaded guilty to selling human remains.

The Supreme Court issued a significant ruling Thursday that strengthens presidential power by allowing President Trump to fire Democratic appointees from major federal watchdog agencies.

The Supreme Court gave the OK Thursday to President Trump to carry out firings of Democratic appointees at some major federal watchdog agencies, saying the chief executive has wide-ranging powers to shape the workforce that carries out his policies.