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President Trump will speak directly to the nation on Thursday night, a primetime address that coincides with renewed fighting in Iran.

A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent shot and killed a Maine motorist on Monday, marking at least the ninth death since the start of the Trump administration's mass deportations campaign.

More than half a million federal employees and retirees owe a combined $6.3 billion in unpaid taxes, and the IRS's own enforcement tools are barely being used. Susan Ferrechio breaks down which agencies have the worst compliance records and why ...

Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer on Monday warned of a government shutdown in October over spending on the Iran war.

A federal judge flayed President Trump and the Justice Department Monday for their handling of his lawsuit against the IRS, saying they tried to pull a fast one and abused the court in an attempt to create his anti-weaponization payout fund.

U.S. Capitol Police on Monday arrested an armed motorist at a security stop.

Congressman Mark Harris shares the remarkable journey that took him from the pulpit to Congress, explains why he believes Christians shouldn't retreat from public life, and responds to one of America's biggest debates: Does faith belong in government ...

A person was killed in an ICE-involved shooting in Maine, local officials said Monday.

Outgoing Sen. Gary Peters ended his neutrality stance in the race to replace him and endorsed Rep. Haley Stevens over far-left Abdul El-Sayed in the Michigan Democratic primary for U.S. Senate.

President Trump on Monday recommended the sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham to serve as interim senator for the remainder of his term, which ends in January.