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Democratic lawmakers celebrated the Supreme Court's decision to uphold birthright citizenship, delivering a blow to President Donald Trump's attempted restrictions.

Queen Camilla is facing criticism from transgender rights activists after the British royal family posted a photo of her meeting with "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling at the tail end of Pride month.

Fireworks, Founding-era festivities and patriotic performances headline an Independence Day weekend packed with ways to celebrate America's 250th anniversary in and around the nation's capital.

A confrontation over pesticide use reportedly erupted in an Oval Office meeting last week, underscoring Make America Healthy Again's stance against such agrochemicals.

Overseas opposition to China's new "Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law" took off Thursday after Beijing made the act official a day earlier.

Freedom Plaza, located just down Pennsylvania Avenue NW from the White House, has reopened with new statues and an operational fountain.

Syria's foreign minister, Asaad Hassan al-Shaibani, on Thursday began a diplomatic tour of Lebanon as his country looks to maintain comfortable relations with its unstable neighbor.

Jeffrey Garth Ewing, an Iowa developer of housing communities for older adults throughout the Midwest, has agreed to waive his bankruptcy discharge of more than $17.7 million in debts following an investigation by the Justice Department's U.S.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani is asking residents and businesses to set their air conditioners to 78 degrees as a punishing heat wave settles over the East Coast, drawing a wave of mockery from Republican officials who cast the appeal as proof of the ...

Tucker Carlson wants to spearhead a new political party -- one that prioritizes U.S. citizens over foreign relations.