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Rep. Andy Ogles is calling for a congressional inquiry into the National Football League and NBCUniversal over Puerto Rican star Bad Bunny's performance during the Super Bowl's halftime.

McDonald's is officially making one of the internet's most unlikely food pairings a reality, launching limited-edition McNugget Caviar kits exclusively online today as a Valentine's Day promotion.

Democratic congressional leaders called the White House's counteroffer to their immigration enforcement demands "incomplete and insufficient."

Virginia's Democratic leaders are moving full steam ahead with their first batch of gun-control laws now that the party controls every lever of power in Richmond.

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons flatly rejected the accusation that his agency maintains a database of Americans who have protested against President Trump's deportation efforts.

One young woman recently posted a confession on social media that thousands of others are thinking but haven't said out loud: she deleted the DoorDash app from her phone like someone cutting ties with a dangerous habit. The reason? She was spending ...

Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, a Republican and the leading candidate in California's governor's race, says he will move to repeal the state's sanctuary law that restricts localities' cooperation with ICE if he's elected.

Rockville police on Tuesday charged a 16-year-old boy with attempted murder after officials said he brought a gun to his high school and opened fire on another student.

One of the music industry's largest talent agencies is facing growing backlash after newly released Department of Justice documents revealed its founder and chief executive officer, Casey Wasserman, exchanged emails with Ghislaine Maxwell more than ...

Coca-Cola saw stronger demand globally in the fourth quarter but its shares slipped on investors' concerns about its tepid outlook.