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The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, a private agency funding NPR, PBS and hundreds of public radio and TV stations, is shuttering its doors after almost 60 years.

The top Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said Monday's briefing from Trump administration officials about Operation Absolute Resolve, the U.S. raid that toppled Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, offered few details about what ...

Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro set another campaign finance record for Pennsylvania with $30 million on hand as he seeks a second term this fall, his campaign said Tuesday.

California GOP Rep. Doug LaMalfa has died at age 65, a top Republican said Tuesday.

President Trump is rejecting comparisons between his capture of Venezuelan strongman Nicolas Maduro and President George W. Bush's invasion of Iraq, saying the U.S. plans to keep the oil from the South American nation.

Hilton is dissolving its relationship with a hotel in Minneapolis after the Department of Homeland Security accused it of refusing reservations for agents conducting immigration enforcement.

Hilton is apologizing for one of its Twin Cities hotels after the Department of Homeland Security accused it of refusing reservations for agents conducting immigration enforcement.

The massive fraud in Minnesota's Medicaid program has been replicated across the country, with criminals taking advantage of the lax policing of aid payments for years, according to fraud experts.

President Donald Trump will gather with House Republicans on Tuesday to ensure they're aligned on their agenda at the start of a critical midterm election year that could alter the course of his final two years in office.

Five years ago outside the White House, the outgoing President Donald Trump told a crowd of his supporters to head to the Capitol - "and I'll be there with you" - in protest as Congress was affirming the 2020 election victory for Democrat Joe Biden.