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The lawsuit in the latest chapter in the long-running saga in the battleground state contest, as Democratic Justice Allison Riggs maintains a 734-vote advantage.

The court sided with several of Trump's co-defendants, who accused Willis of having a conflict of interest.

Having fled China because of political persecution or for better economic opportunities, many undocumented Chinese men reject the message they're a threat to the U.S.

The time and staffing needed to arrest a single immigrant reveals how difficult it may be to scale up to mass deportations.

The freshman senator-to-be from Pennsylvania was one of the first Republicans to outline what became the party's core strategy against Kamala Harris in the fall.

The specialists would offer legal, financial, public relations and even mental health assistance to people who need the services, at no charge.

David Rivera was indicted Tuesday on charges including violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act, the Justice Department said.

Marty Small Sr., and his wife, who's the superintendent of public schools in the city, were previously indicted on charges tied to endangering the welfare of their teenage daughter.

The tech billionaire posted about the funding bill more than 100 times on Wednesday, helping to lead a charge that appears to have increased the likelihood of a government shutdown.

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said in an interview with NBC News that the hack was "a very sophisticated hack" and a "very, very serious matter."