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TRUMP goes after McConnell staffer, says he made the senator "look foolish and completely out of it."

Another Senate Republican joined Democrats' quest to end the U.S. war with Iran on Wednesday, as Congress grappled with its role in authorizing military force and leaders in both nations confronted mounting economic woes from the standoff.

One more Senate Republican on Wednesday joined Democrats' quest to end the war with Iran in the first such vote since a 60-day legal clock for President Trump to do so on his own expired May 1.

"The View" hosts clash over BILLY BOB THORNTON saying he doesn't talk politics: "Imagine bragging about how uninformed you are."

Rep. Thomas Massie on Wednesday denied allegations from a woman accusing him of offering her cash to drop a wrongful-termination complaint against one of his closest congressional allies.

Democrat-led states are refusing to issue vehicle registrations to ICE officers working undercover, the Justice Department said Wednesday, accusing the states of putting criminals ahead of agents' safety.

CIA scientists came to believe that the coronavirus that brought the world to its knees was likely leaked from a Chinese lab, but agency higher-ups -- aided by Dr. Anthony Fauci -- suppressed those arguments, then punished the analysts who tried to ...

David Venturella, a former executive at a private prison operator, will serve as the acting head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Trump administration says, after the agency's current leader steps down at the end of the month.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services announced the six-month temporary suspension of enrollment of providers of hospice and home health agency services on Wednesday, in another administrative move to clamp down on fraud, waste and abuse.

Wholesale prices rose at the highest annual rate in over three years, the government said Wednesday in another sign of stubborn inflation.