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Members of the hard-line conservative House Freedom Caucus laid out their proposals on Tuesday to strip the incoming Democratic Congress of some of its power.

Texas Democrats are vowing to ease some of the nation's strictest abortion restrictions after they take over most statewide offices in January for the first time in decades.

Former President Joe Biden is speaking out about his successor's time in the White House in a new interview, and he's not happy about what he sees.

Several Republican senators are complicating a White House plan to leave an enduring imprint on the judiciary long after President Donald Trump leaves office by throwing up obstacles for a handful of his judicial nominees in the final weeks of their ...

American drivers are finally getting a break at the gas pump.

Enough House members have signed a petition to force consideration of a bill authorizing lawsuits that would force the U.S. attorney general to release withheld records on the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

President Trump honored a survivor of the 1983 bombing of the U.S. Marine Corps barracks in Beirut during his Veterans Day remarks Wednesday, invoking the terrorist attack as he defended his administration's war against Iran.

A federal judge has refused the BBC's attempt to dismiss President Trump's defamation lawsuit, saying the British network tried to make itself part of the story and he deserves to have his day in court.

Former President Joe Biden was harassed by anti-Israel demonstrators during his visit to Ireland, where his son, Hunter Biden, accepted an award.

President Trump is standing by one of his closest corporate allies, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, over his extramarital relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, a striking contrast to the years of ridicule he heaped on former Democratic congressman Eric ...