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One of the larger federal policy changes brewing in the Trump administration is proposed restrictions on how families supported by the Supplemental Nutrition Assessment Program can spend their benefits.

House Republicans do not have enough votes to adopt changes the Senate made to a budget blueprint for enacting President Trump's agenda, which the lower chamber is scheduled to vote on this week.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said another deal to free the hostages from Gaza is in the works.

A Texas man was arrested and charged with making threats against ICE agents after making social media posts in which he told followers to "shoot them and kill them" and vowed "no mercy for the Gestapo."

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will move to eliminate the trade deficit with the United States.

Maryland state lawmakers were closing in on a $1.6 billion tax increase and $2 billion in budget cuts as their legislative session drew to a close Monday.

Boogeymen are nothing new. They have existed in the form of politicians going back to the founding of the country.

The Supreme Court on Monday refused to wade into the legal battle over New York's law banning the carrying of firearms in sensitive places.

California's $20 minimum wage for fast food workers has cost the state a significant number of jobs since it took effect a year ago, according to separate reports.

Anger and outrage gripped the hometown of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday as it held funerals for some of the 20 people, including nine children, killed by a Russian missile that tore through apartment buildings and blasted a ...