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If anything has dulled the GOP's elation over the start of President Trump's second term, it is that, barring a political meteor, this term will be his last.

House Republicans are targeting eight of the Biden administration's energy-related rules and two of its online financial transaction regulations for repeal under the Congressional Review Act.

A significant shift in bail policy is emerging across the country as both Republican states and Democratic cities move to restrict pretrial releases. The trend marks a dramatic reversal of recent reform efforts as jurisdictions prioritize public ...

President Trump marked Black History Month Thursday by announcing that Prince Estabrook, an enslaved Revolutionary War soldier, will be added to his proposed Garden of American Heroes.

A grand jury recommended abolishing a small Alabama police department because of a "rampant culture of corruption" after charging five officers with a variety of crimes, officials announced Wednesday.

Germans will head to the polls Sunday looking for leadership at a deeply uncertain time, but all eyes will be trained on a party likely to finish a distant second.

A man who sold guns to illegal immigrants in Texas near the U.S.-Mexico border was sentenced Thursday to more than 12 years in prison.

Daniel Penny and two of his lawyers received awards for representing the Marine Corps spirit in a ceremony at the Massachusetts State House.

Vice President J.D. Vance on Thursday warned that the greatest threat to the U.S. and Europe is the flood of illegal immigrants and attempts to snuff out opposition to it.

Three-time American League Cy Young Award winner Justin Verlander turned 42 years old on Thursday, and is still hopeful of reaching 300 wins in his big league career.