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A federal judge denied a last-ditch effort to stop the removal of President Trump's name from the Kennedy Center while the appeals process plays out.

GOP senators predicted this week that William J. Pulte, whom Mr. Trump made acting director of national intelligence last week, will be sacrificed for the purposes of reauthorizing the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which is set to expire on ...

President Trump took such a hatchet to the IRS' workforce that it was forced to reassign higher-paid employees to do lower-paid work -- but still collect their bigger salaries -- the agency's inspector general said in a new report.

Republican senators apparently have no Plan B if the Supreme Court sides against President Trump's order to end birthright citizenship this month.

The White House may not move forward with an executive order to extend power to spy on foreign targets, a legal authority that Congress allowed to expire Friday.

The Republican-run Ohio Legislature has approved a photo ID requirement for mail-in voting, but it will not take effect until November 2027.

A federal judge denied a lawsuit filed by two Virginia residents seeking to stop this weekend's UFC fight on the White House lawn, ruling that the two won't be affected by the event.

Sen. Bernard Sanders is steadily making good on his long-running mission to pull the Democratic Party to the far left.

President Trump is throwing his weight behind a House Republican-led push to enact a third filibuster-proof bill of GOP priorities ahead of the midterm elections this fall.

Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia broke with fellow Democrats Thursday, saying he has a "hard time understanding" claims that the guilty verdict in Karmelo Anthony's murder trial was racially motivated -- remarks that put him at odds with Rep. Jasmine ...