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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.

His opponents brand him a populist, a hardcore leftist and even a North Korean sympathizer, but liberal South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has launched his country's stock market into the stratosphere.

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

Elisabeth Hasselbeck, a former co-host of ABC's "The View" and Fox News' "Fox & Friends," will serve as a guest host on "CBS Mornings" next week.

Looking for something to do in Washington this weekend? The District's calendar is packed with theater, live music, sports, film and cultural events.

Two-time Oscar winner Tom Hanks says the Academy Awards already have a path for recognizing voice performances, they just don't need a dedicated lane for it.

A San Diego man is recovering from multiple surgeries and mounting medical bills after a grizzly bear attacked him on one of Glacier National Park's most popular trails last month, dragging him across a snow-covered mountainside before fellow hikers ...