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The House Budget Committee on Thursday advanced Republicans' budget blueprint with instructions for crafting a filibuster-proof bill focused on defense funding, farm aid and voter ID requirements.

Two former TD Bank employees have been sentenced for separate schemes that facilitated money laundering and fraud through their positions at the bank and, in one case, another financial institution, federal prosecutors announced.

Hal Williams, the veteran television actor best remembered for playing Officer "Smitty" Smith on "Sanford and Son" and family patriarch Lester Jenkins on "227," has died at 91.

Two suspects pleaded not guilty Thursday to charges in the alleged terror plot targeting President Trump and other attendees at last month's UFC showcase at the White House.

The Trump administration has tapped the Defense Department to cover $2.64 billion in southern border operations.

Former special counsel Jack Smith may find himself on the scales of justice.

In December 2022, the Army officially chose Bell's V-280 Valor as the winner of its competitive Future Long Range Assault Aircraft program. Now designated as the MV-75 Cheyenne II, the unique tilt-rotor aircraft will eventually replace the venerable ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio, speaking to a gathering of foreign leaders in Washington on Thursday, called for an American-led international crackdown on "left-wing" terrorism.

Foreigners who come to the U.S. to study will generally be limited to four years of legal status, the Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday.

Led by two millennials with a vision of an empowered working class and an end to capitalism in the U.S., the Democratic Socialists of America have grown into one of the most powerful grassroots forces in the Democratic Party.