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The Justice Department has 5.2 million pages of Epstein files left to review and will enlist about 400 lawyers to help, according to multiple reports.

A trio of House Democrats wants to put guardrails on digital labor platforms like Uber, Lyft, DoorDash and Amazon.

Vice President J.D. Vance on Wednesday vowed that the Trump administration will take further action to crack down on alleged fraud at Minnesota day cares after it froze all child care payments to the state.

House Republicans have called Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to testify at a congressional hearing about his state's infamous social services program fraud allegations.

President Trump says the country will see an economic boom in 2026, but two-thirds of Americans expect their finances to be worse off or the same a year from now, according to a new poll.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin wraps up his term in office on Jan. 17 with an eye on the White House -- and a steep hill to climb for the MAGA faithful who aren't quite sure he's one of them.

Thousands gathered in Pennsylvania in mid-December to hear President Trump talk about the economy. The very partisan pro-Trump crowd applauded, cheered and shouted support at the president.

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is accusing President Trump of using fraud allegations to withhold funds from low-income state residents, after the White House froze all federal child care payments to Mr. Walz's state.

Linda Stevenson, the wife of former first lady Jill Biden's ex-husband Bill Stevenson, was found dead in her home in Delaware on Sunday after police responded to a report of a domestic dispute.

The CIA was responsible for a U.S.-led drone strike last week on a Venezuelan dock that President Trump said was involved in drug trafficking, according to media reports.