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White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Monday the administration is reviewing whether or not Vice President J.D. Vance should attend the same events as President Trump, to preserve the presidential line of succession.

Sen. Bernie Sanders is leading a bloc of the U.S. Senate's most liberal members to push Democratic Party leaders to require all the party's candidates to reject billionaire- and corporate-backed super PAC spending in their primary campaigns.

The White House said Monday it received an offer from Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz if talks around its nuclear program are postponed to another time, prompting a debate among President Trump and his security team.

Police in Northern Ireland condemned a car-bomb attack in Dunmurry -- the second such incident in weeks.

Federal prosecutors unsealed an indictment charging an Iranian national with coordinating an alien smuggling operation that funneled primarily Iranian migrants into the United States through South and Central America, the Justice Department announced ...

Russian President Vladimir Putin reasserted Russia's support for Tehran during a meeting in St. Petersburg Monday with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.

Contractors who were providing medical services to illegal immigrants at the border bilked the Department of Homeland Security out of more than $1 million by asking for travel reimbursement payments for which they didn't qualify.

The Justice Department has filed a denaturalization action in the Southern District of New York against Hassan Sherjil Khan, a native of Pakistan who pleaded guilty to child sex crimes and is serving a 17-year prison sentence, the department ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt blamed the left's "crazed rhetoric" aimed at President Trump for inspiring a gunman to charge toward the Washington Hilton ballroom where Mr. Trump and his Cabinet were attending the White House ...

The Virginia Supreme Court Monday heard from opponents of the state's new gerrymandered House district map, who argued the legislature violated the state constitution when it redrew the lines to favor Democrats.