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Indian tribes that run casinos were major backers of Sen. Adam Schiff's last campaign -- and the California Democrat is now delivering for them, with new legislation to keep them from having to face competition from online betting platforms.

Federal prosecutors are conducting a corruption investigation into two prominent Democratic officials in Brooklyn for accepting bribes or kickbacks related to contracts with a migrant shelter provider.

Vice President JD Vance has a new book coming out that will explore his religious faith and his conversion to Catholicism as an adult.

King Charles III will make a state visit to the United States in late April, Buckingham Palace announced Tuesday, as the British monarch seeks to repair the U.K.'s fractured relationship with the U.S. following the Iran war.

President Trump vented frustration at the United Kingdom and France on Tuesday, saying the U.S. will no longer assist them because of their refusal to join military action against Iran.

Lawyers for Rep. Eric Swalwell demanded Monday that FBI Director Kash Patel immediately end any effort to release records from a decade-old investigation involving the California Democrat and a suspected Chinese operative that resulted in no criminal ...

Second lady Usha Vance has announced the launch of a podcast for children to encourage them to read more books.

Something was noticeably different at this year's Conservative Political Action Conference.

The Trump administration opened a new front in its legal war against Minnesota with a lawsuit Monday challenging the state's policies that allow biological boys who identify as girls to compete in girls' sports and to "invade" girls' locker rooms.

It's been two decades since left-leaning California had a Republican governor, but the slate of Democrats running in this year's election is falling flat with voters, creating a surprise opening for the long-sidelined GOP.