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Democrats are still demanding that immigration enforcement agents stop wearing masks and obtain judicial warrants to enter private property as part of a counteroffer on Department of Homeland Security funding they sent Republicans on Wednesday.

A Uruguayan man pleaded guilty to conspiring to move nearly $100,000 into the United States through an unlicensed money transfer operation in an effort to evade American sanctions tied to Venezuelan government officials, the Justice Department ...

Delta Air Lines said Tuesday that it's axing perks for members of Congress amid the Department of Homeland Security shutdown.

A law student whose anti-violence posters featuring Charlie Kirk were removed from campus will be permitted to restore them -- and won't face discipline -- in what his attorneys cheered as a defeat for viewpoint discrimination.

Emily Gregory is a first-time Democratic candidate who on Tuesday pulled off one of the most politically symbolic upsets in recent Florida history, flipping a state House seat in President Trump's own Palm Beach County backyard.

A new study finds that all versions of the generative artificial intelligence program ChatGPT exhibit high rates of inappropriate responses to questions testing for delusions, hallucinations and paranoid thoughts.

Israel has killed scores of Iran's top officials, including its supreme leader -- but the regime is still standing. Here's why the assassination campaign may be strengthening hard-liners instead.

The director of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office told lawmakers Wednesday that he filed to trademark President Trump's Board of Peace because bad actors were taking advantage of its domain name.

Hopes for a possible end to the war with Iran are pushing stocks higher again on Wall Street Wednesday, while oil prices ease.

Gene Shalit, the longtime film and book critic for NBC's "Today" show whose handlebar mustache and colorful bow ties made him one of morning television's most recognizable faces, turned 100 years old on Wednesday.