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A rather prosaic golf course tucked in a corner of the National Mall has become the center of Washington politics as President Trump pushes for a "world-class" makeover and derided the judge standing in his way as a "crazed lunatic" on Monday.

The United Nations has cut food assistance to 500,000 Palestinians in Gaza and 200,000 in the West Bank due to a serious funding shortage, the head of the U.N. food agency said Monday.

Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil asked the Supreme Court on Monday to let federal judges quickly determine the legality of immigration-related detentions so that people cannot be held for months or years without judicial oversight.

Obamacare is costing consumers a fortune, so Democrats running in some of the most competitive congressional races have reignited calls to expand it to a government-run system that's long been the goal of America's socialists and the far left.

Space analysts and national security insiders believe the Russian satellite Cosmos 2612 likely intended to attack a key U.S. radar satellite in what would have been the first instance of warfare in orbit, but that the Kremlin may have called off the ...

Most of the groups amplifying student protests in France are part of a broader international movement of communists and pro-Palestinian activist groups, Fox News Digital reported Monday.

Independent auto repair shops want Congress to go full throttle to fund apprenticeship programs.

President Trump is setting his sights on New Mexico as part of his renaming binge.

Hundreds of House aides have volunteered to serve as election observers for tight midterm races and will deploy to districts across the country this fall.

The United States and Cuba clashed Monday at the United Nations as the Trump administration sought once again to build opposition for an upcoming annual vote condemning Washington's decades-long economic embargo against Havana.