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Homeland Security's citizenship agency announced a change to its database Thursday that should allow states to identify more noncitizens who are illegally registered to vote.

The fifth round of Iran nuclear talks is set for Friday in Rome, and the White House believes negotiations are heading the right way.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem moved Thursday to decertify Harvard University from the government's foreign student program, meaning the school can no longer host them and any students already enrolled must try to transfer.

Three deportation officers trying to take an illegal immigrant into custody earlier this month suffered significant injuries after the man fought back, prosecutors said, describing a bizarre scuffle that included the migrant grabbing and twisting an ...

The business community is celebrating President Trump's "One Big, Beautiful Bill" but there is an undercurrent of angst over higher bond yields because debt is growing, which helped spark a market selloff this week.

The federal district court in Maryland has announced a new policy that automatically blocks deportation for any illegal immigrant who files a "habeas" petition challenging their arrest and detention.

A federal judge blocked President Trump from unilaterally moving to shut down the Education Department, saying Thursday that Congress created it and only Congress can cancel it.

House lawmakers Thursday requested interviews with former President Joe Biden's doctor and his top White House aides, whom the GOP believes covered up his mental decline and may have signed legislation and pardons on his behalf.

A federal judge on Thursday blocked President Donald Trump's executive order to shut down the Education Department and ordered the agency to reinstate employees who were fired in mass layoffs.

Rep. Chip Roy said Thursday he felt comfortable voting for President Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill," in part, because the White House promised executive orders to address some of the lawmaker's concerns about Medicaid spending.