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Former special counsel Jack Smith may find himself on the scales of justice.

Foreigners who come to the U.S. to study will generally be limited to four years of legal status, the Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday.

Led by two millennials with a vision of an empowered working class and an end to capitalism in the U.S., the Democratic Socialists of America have grown into one of the most powerful grassroots forces in the Democratic Party.

Sen. Rick Scott and Rep. John Moolenaar are pressing the Securities and Exchange Commission to restrict sanctioned Chinese military companies' access to U.S. capital markets.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Trump will deliver eye-opening remarks in his primetime speech Thursday night about election integrity.

Homeland Security announced Thursday that it has made it easier for officers to block citizenship applications from immigrants who claimed welfare, revoking a Biden-era rule that was too lenient and "straitjackets" the department.

A video showing a former intern to then-state Assemblyman and now-Mayor Zohran Mamdani invoking "jihad" while discussing her activism has recirculated on social media, reviving scrutiny of the mayor's past staffing choices. The intern said of Mamdani ...

Congress violated the Constitution when it gave special treatment to racial or ethnic minorities in a Biden-era internet access grant program, a federal judge has ruled.

President Trump fired the new U.S. attorney in Seattle less than an hour after he was sworn in because federal judges appointed the top prosecutor without the White House's consent, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said.

President Trump plans to attend the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina in New Jersey, the White House confirmed Thursday.