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One of the worst aspects of Old Dominion politics is the best governors are kicked out after four years.

Amid the Trump administration's recent wave of deportations targeting criminal illegal immigrants and pro-Hamas protesters, a slew of updated travel advisories from U.S. allies now warn of new risks to visitors.

GOP lawmakers from blue states are digging in for a fight with fellow Republicans over raising the cap on state and local tax deductions on federal income taxes.

The Trump administration has launched a special team to handle the "staggering volume" of transgender sports cases as tensions rise with female athletes taking knees in protest and states like Maine facing final warnings for defying federal ...

The White House is moving tours of its gardens to Sunday from Saturday because of protests planned in Washington on Saturday.

A federal judge gave the government until Monday to bring back an illegal immigrant who was wrongly deported to El Salvador, scolding the Trump administration for its "unlawful removal."

California Gov. Gavin Newsom pleaded with foreign countries Friday to exempt California from any retaliatory tariffs they slap on U.S. goods, saying his state's businesses shouldn't suffer for President Trump's policies.

A Virginia man was sentenced to 10 days in prison for spray painting pro-Hamas graffiti on the Christopher Columbus monument in front of Washington's Union Station during anti-Israel protests last summer.

Google is making plans to counter the threat of irreparable harm inflicted by advanced artificial intelligence systems that surpass humans' capabilities.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said some of the department's 10,000 workers who were fired this week will be rehired and certain programs will be reinstated.