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Before Donald Trump returned to the White House, the Biden administration and many electric utilities were building a future dominated by renewable energy. They aimed to replace coal, slashing greenhouse gases and reducing air pollution that kills ...

The Justice Department is investigating the NFL for potential anticompetitive practices, according to a government official.

Pro-firearms organizations criticized U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro for trying to set back a key gun rights case after she signed onto a Justice Department brief seeking to revisit a major pro-Second Amendment ruling from ...

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, once among President Trump's most vocal defenders, is now calling for his removal from office, aligning herself with dozens of Democrats who have pushed for Mr. Trump to be ousted through the impeachment ...

Social media has made a mess of child exploitation, spawning a massive increase in reports but leaving the major tech firms struggling to turn over the kinds of details investigators need to track down culprits and rescue victims, according to a new ...

The Border Patrol in March posted its 11th straight month without a single catch-and-release of an illegal immigrant at the southwestern boundary, leading officials to declare the record levels of calm "the new normal."

First lady Melania Trump fought back Thursday agianst what she called "lies" about her being a victim of sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein.

Sen. John Fetterman said he will once again vote against a Democratic effort to curtail President Trump's war powers in Iran -- calling Iran itself a decades-long affront to global stability and pushing back on party calls to remove the president ...

A federal judge on Thursday rejected the Justice Department's attempt to get a look at Massachusetts' voter lists, complete with identifying information, saying the government didn't give a valid reason to see the data.

Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin's push for party unity ran headlong Thursday into thorny -- and simmering -- internal fights over how far the party should go in condemning the Israeli government's military actions in the Middle East,