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ICE is seeking to buy electrified gloves for its agents and officers to use for "distraction and de-escalation" of situations.

Federal authorities arrested the former chief financial officer at the Southern Poverty Law Center on Wednesday, accusing her of signing off on fraudulent bank payments that have put the storied civil rights organization in the Justice Department's ...

Federal prosecutors said Wednesday they disrupted one of the biggest marriage fraud rings in U.S. history that orchestrated more than a thousand bogus unions over a decade in the hopes of getting green cards.

President Trump's newly launched paid service for early access to his Truth Social posts is being challenged in court.

Two Democratic senators are pressing for answers about whether a diamond trade organization's 18-karat gold ring gifted to President Trump was a "cartoonish bribe" to obtain tariff exemptions.

President Trump said Wednesday that Iran is reeling from his pivot from military might to economic pressure, so he plans to maintain the U.S. naval blockade on the country's ports for the foreseeable future.

MyPillow founder Mike Lindell is refusing to concede his loss in Minnesota's Republican gubernatorial primary, saying he wants to make sure no voting irregularities occurred.

Patients with cancer, HIV, cystic fibrosis or conditions with high-cost medications often use coupons from drug manufacturers to help them pay for the drugs. That assistance runs out, however, and patients learn that the money was not counted toward ...

Inflation rose slightly in July as expected, a reading that could make the Federal Reserve less eager to hike interest rates.

Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan easily defeated Rep. Angie Craig in the Minnesota Democratic Senate primary, delivering another win for the insurgent, liberal wing of the Democratic Party.