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Leaders of a Georgia-based church with congregations in five states have been charged by federal prosecutors with swindling millions of dollars in veterans' benefits from parishioners serving in the military.

The Montgomery County Police Department arrested two teen boys at Northwood High School in Rockville, Maryland, Thursday after a gun-related lockdown.

Public comments from military personnel mocking the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk are being investigated and will lead to disciplinary action, senior U.S. military officials said.

President Trump's sweeping policy changes on topics ranging from the economy to government spending have inspired Americans to learn more about their rights, according to an annual Constitution Day civics survey.

The suspect taken into custody for the assassination of rising conservative star Charlie Kirk is a 22-year-old local from Utah named Tyler Robinson, authorities said Friday.

President Trump on Friday criticized New York City Republican mayoral nominee Curtis Sliwa as "not exactly prime time."

A woman who used her job at the State Department to steal more than $650,000 in government money pleaded with a judge for leniency, blaming pandemic stress for a crippling gambling addiction she said she had to fuel with taxpayers' cash.

President Trump says his administration should win a major legal case against his tariff authority on legal grounds and on "common-sense" merits, warning the U.S. would have to refund "trillions" if he loses.

President Trump said Friday he'll send the National Guard to Memphis to combat crime in the city.

ICE has now tallied more than 300,000 deportations for the fiscal year, marking the first time in more than a decade that the deportation agency has topped that milestone.