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President Trump will announce on Thursday that he's invoking Cold War-era authorities to dole out $700 million in federal funds to boost coal production in the U.S.

Mollie Hemingway says Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. won't retire until the Supreme Court overturns a roughly 30-year-old religious liberty precedent.

President Trump on Thursday accused Democrats of trying to steal this week's California primary elections and said the U.S. Attorney's Office in Los Angeles would investigate the surge of late mail-in ballots and the slow vote count.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced legislation to block the importation of robots made in China, as experts sound the alarm over security risks from advanced robots made by U.S. rivals.

President Trump on Thursday scolded House lawmakers who voted to rein in his war powers in Iran, calling it a "meaningless" move that undercut his ability to negotiate a peace deal.

President Trump's support in Ohio has cratered since the 2024 election and is hurting his endorsed candidate in the upcoming Senate race, a new Fox News poll shows.

Four House Republicans helped Democrats pass a war powers resolution on Wednesday to end hostilities with Iran.

President Trump on Thursday declared that Democratic-run cities such as New York, Los Angeles and Chicago are following the same destructive path as communist countries -- promising voters everything for free until the money runs out and chaos takes ...

President Trump declined to commit to scrapping plans for a $1.8 billion fund that would have compensated his allies and Jan. 6 rioters, one day after the Justice Department's top official said they were retreating from the program that sparked a ...

Senate Republicans voted Wednesday to begin debate on their $70 billion immigration enforcement funding package, crossing a key hurdle after weeks of turmoil over politically thorny issues tied to it.