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Five people linked to the left-wing militant group antifa pleaded guilty to terrorism charges in this past summer's attack on a Texas immigration detention facility that left one police officer wounded.

A mobile lounge carrying passengers between terminals at Washington Dulles International Airport hit a United Airlines luggage cart Wednesday, injuring a United employee.

A federal judge ruled Thursday that the Trump administration broke the law in deploying the National Guard to patrol the streets of Washington without the city's approval.

The Trump administration said Thursday it has concluded that only Liberia is an immediate option for deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia, rejecting the migrant's claim that Costa Rica is ready to take him.

Rabbi Yusuf Hamra, a founding member of the Jewish Heritage in Syria Foundation, called on Congress to repeal the Caesar Act sanctions this week, echoing calls from Trump administration officials and activists looking to eliminate economic burdens on ...

China's crackdown on religious freedom -- including recent arrests of Christian church members -- represents a national security threat to the U.S. and must be met with a powerful response, a coalition of experts told lawmakers Thursday on Capitol ...

The NASA Mars rover Perseverance recently found a rock with high levels of iron and nickel, which could mean it came from elsewhere in space.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt and Education Secretary Linda McMahon said Thursday the administration found a silver lining from the 43-day government shutdown: it proved the Department of Education is not needed.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Trump does not want to execute the Democratic lawmakers who made a video urging U.S. military members to ignore illegal orders.

Former presidents and vice presidents, members of Congress and other dignitaries mourned former Vice President Dick Cheney at a National Cathedral service that made news for who was invited and who wasn't.