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A federal judge this month declared having guns "an invitation to get into trouble," drawing fierce denunciations from Second Amendment groups that said his words were a shocking instance of ignorance, if not an anti-gun bias.

A federal judge issued an injunction Thursday barring the Trump administration from deporting hundreds of illegal immigrant children to Guatemala, saying the government's "error-laden operation" blew through safeguards designed to protect the kids.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived in Mexico Thursday on a two-day visit focused on how to diversify trade under U.S. tariff threats and keep the most important free trade agreement in the Western Hemisphere alive in the lead up to ...

President Trump dismissed concerns that late-night host Jimmy Kimmel's suspension represents an attack on free speech, saying Thursday that ABC pulled the show due to poor ratings.

A cryptocurrency group unveiled and displayed outside the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday a gold-colored statue of President Trump grasping a bitcoin.

Addressing U.S. President Trump Wednesday during his state visit to the U.K., King Charles III said, "Our AUKUS submarine partnership with Australia sets the benchmark for innovative and vital collaboration."

Louisiana Secretary of State Nancy Landry asked the U.S. Supreme Court this week to strike down the state's congressional map that carves out two majority-Black districts, saying the focus on race runs afoul of the Constitution.

Olivia Krolczyk has been on a mission since the assassination of Charlie Kirk, scouring social media to find those celebrating his death -- then alerting their employers.

Turning Point USA has named Erika Kirk, widow of founder Charlie Kirk, to carry on his work as CEO and chair of the board of the organization.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris says she wanted to pick Pete Buttigieg as her running mate in the 2024 presidential race, but decided that tapping a gay sidekick was fraught with too much political peril.