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The Environmental Protection Agency has moved to scrap a regulation on ethylene oxide, a medical sterilizer with links to breast cancer.

Mayor Muriel Bowser's bill would allow Washington, D.C., residents to rent their homes during "special events" designated by the mayor.

The U.S. is deploying the USS Tripoli and a Marine Expeditionary Unit to the Middle East as the war with Iran moves into its third week.

Zito called out Democrats for slamming the War Department for serving troops lobster meals when it has been a tradition under multiple administrations.

War Secretary Pete Hegseth began his latest press conference on the war in the Middle East by rebuking media coverage of it.

The Department of Justice added 42 new immigration judges with enforcement backgrounds, Pam Bondi announced this week.

Both House Republicans have made statements on recent Islam-related attacks, including one in Michigan and another in Virginia.

While Texas Senate hopeful Talarico is indeed a rarity among avowed Christians, he embodies what progressive Protestant theology has become.

The Trump administration is considering suspending the Jones Act to lower prices for consumers.

Trade experts see the newly launched Section 301 investigations as an alternative to the administration's tariffs.