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The rule will empower the USCIS special agents to identify and act upon fraudulent immigration applications.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testified before Senate Finance Committee for more than three hours. Here are the highlights.

Retired Gen. Glen VanHerck said he's "not satisfied at all" with the current balance of the military's posture.

Several Senate Republicans hammered HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on his COVID-19 vaccine policy, including restricting access to the vaccine.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier issued subpoenas connected to the fatal Florida freeway crash that killed three people in August.

UC system President James Milliken predicted that financial losses from the Trump administration's funding cuts could spread to all 10 campuses.

The Texas attorney general took issue with the phrase "separation of church and state," which he said isn't in the Constitution.

The ratio of open job positions to unemployed people was the lowest since April 2021.

Trump's Fed governor nominee said he thinks the Fed should act independently from the president during his confirmation hearing.

Twenty-five young girls at Camp Mystic were among those who died in the flash floods that caught Texas officials off guard on July 4.