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Vice President J.D. Vance on Thursday told Wisconsin voters that congressional Democrats "don't answer to you," pointing to their actions at the State of the Union Address as a reason for voters to support Republicans in November.

A Brazilian migrant in the country without firm legal status had to leave the State of the Union address this week after Homeland Security posted to social media saying it was looking to arrest "aliens like him."

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un said Wednesday that he is willing to reopen negotiations with the United States on the condition that it "withdraws its hostile policy" toward the nuclear-armed dictatorship.

The NFL scouting combine is underway at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, where 319 invited prospects are gathering for a week of medical evaluations, interviews and four days of on-field workouts, according to a report from The Associated Press.

The White House has struck a deal on a new federal district judge in Tennessee and also appears to have a leading candidate for the new vacancy on the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

U.S. women's ice hockey captain Hilary Knight is pushing back against a widely circulated joke made by President Trump about the women's team -- and social media is rallying around the players after images of their Milan dinner with actor Stanley ...

Trump backers met secretly last year to lay the groundwork for a major push to combat election fraud -- but they feel they're being stymied by people in the president's orbit.

The lottery to apply for free tickets to the 2026 White House Easter Egg Roll being held on April 6 opened at noon Thursday.

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told a House panel she knows nothing about Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking crimes and accused the GOP of conducting a cover-up for others who may have been involved, including President Trump.

Residents in Brazil's Minas Gerais state faced blocked roads, closed shops and streets under water on Thursday following more heavy rain overnight as the death toll from recent floods and landslides reached 53, authorities said.