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The White House is touting that gas prices are the lowest since 2021 for Memorial Day weekend, as AAA predicts more than 39 million Americans will be on the road.

President Donald Trump's advisers are proposing that he grant Syria a six-month waiver from one crippling set of sanctions as well as ease restrictions on businesses as a first step in his pledge to end a half-century of penalties, two U.S. officials ...

The millions of tourists and Florida residents who visit state parks each year will see them remain free of golf courses, new hotels and sports facilities, as Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a law curtailing his administration's plans to allow ...

A federal judge has issued a restraining order blocking the Trump administration's move to kick Harvard University out of the foreign student program, saying the school faces an irreparable injury if the decision is allowed to go forward.

First lady Melania Trump is releasing an audiobook of her memoir using artificial intelligence and will feature multiple foreign languages.

Federal prosecutors charged an illegal immigrant from Colombia with stealing someone else's identity then using it to illegally vote, obtain a secure identification and steal $400,000 in welfare and other federal programs.

A federal judge has ruled that being deported does not constitute "cruel and unusual punishment" under the Constitution, rejecting an illegal immigrant mother's request that her potential removal be rescinded.

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.

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 ...