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President Trump said Sunday he will promote his staff secretary, Will Scharf, to the role of White House counsel.

Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed shifted into general-election mode Sunday, emphasizing party unity after a bruising primary victory over Rep. Haley Stevens that exposed deep rifts between the Democratic establishment and its ...

In a recent episode of his podcast, titled "Origins of Christian Zionism, How It Corrupted American Christianity and Why It's Finally Collapsing," Tucker Carlson featured J.D. Hall as his guest and expert.

You'd think that with the blockbuster success of Jonathan Nolan's "The Odyssey," the concept of the Trojan Horse would be as fresh as ever.

The District has witnessed nine killings in the past two weeks, as violence ticks up in the nation's capital during the summer months.

Russian forces in Syria will give up control of two strategic bases on the Mediterranean coast, which will be used as joint Russia-Syrian training centers under a new agreement between the two countries, Syria's Foreign Ministry said Sunday.

Iran reiterated Sunday that it is not holding direct negotiations with the U.S. and that it would not restart diplomatic talks until Washington agrees to certain conditions and stops violating the terms of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding.

Sen. Chris Murphy said Sunday he would support a "bad deal" to end the U.S. war against Iran because Americans are suffering from the conflict and the price to reopen the Strait of Hormuz "increases by the day."

Sen. Bill Cassidy said Sunday he is optimistic that Todd Blanche will serve admirably as U.S. attorney general after his swing vote salvaged his embattled nomination.

Michigan's Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate, Abdul El-Sayed, on Sunday said the party has its differences but stands united in its desire to combat the "moral rot" at the Trump administration and corporate interests.