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More than 5,000 churches have publicly declared themselves to be sanctuaries, immune from the most aggressive of ICE's immigration enforcement.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told lawmakers on Tuesday the Pentagon is prepared to restart combat operations against Iran if necessary, even as President Trump, Pakistani mediators and Iranian officials worked behind the scenes to find a diplomatic ...

A Colorado man who breached the perimeter fence at Denver International Airport late Friday and walked onto an active runway has been identified as 41-year-old Michael Mott, airport officials and the city's chief medical examiner announced Tuesday.

KB Home, a multibillion-dollar homebuilding company based in Los Angeles since 1960, is moving to Arizona -- the latest in a steady caravan of businesses fleeing California's high taxes and complex regulations.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is the leading 2028 Democratic presidential primary pick in a new survey, receiving twice as many votes as former Vice President Kamala Harris.

President Donald Trump said Monday he thinks the U.S. is "in very good shape" in dealing with the hantavirus that has killed three people and sickened a number of others after an outbreak on a cruise ship.

President Trump said he does not need China's help to achieve victory in the U.S. conflict with Iran.

Researchers at the University of Glasgow have recovered 42 long-lost pages from Codex H, one of the most significant early New Testament manuscripts in existence, using advanced imaging technology to reveal text invisible to the naked eye.

The Secret Service wants Congress to give it $1 billion for security but says $220 million of it, rather than the full amount, will be spent on the White House ballroom project.

Marty Makary plans to resign as commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday, The Washington Times has confirmed.