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Democrats are betting the flurry of pink slips President Trump has doled out to tens of thousands of federal workers and the blowback from it will give them a boost in the Virginia gubernatorial race, as they look to rebound from a disastrous ...

House Democrats on Wednesday failed to derail a censure resolution against Rep. Al Green, who was ejected from President Trump's address to Congress for disrupting the speech.

The District's top prosecutor discussed a new initiative Wednesday to bring more punitive federal charges against all ex-felons caught with firearms in the nation's capital.

The Trump administration moved to drop a lawsuit Wednesday against Idaho that had been initiated by the Biden administration against the conservative state over its strict abortion law.

Vice President J.D. Vance defended the Trump administration's pace of immigration arrests and deportations Wednesday, saying they are trying to rebuild a Homeland Security operation that was "gutted" by President Biden.

Senior national politics reporter Susan Ferrechio and Congressional reporter Alex Miller join George Gerbo to discuss President Trump's address to Congress.

In April, Citigroup made two very costly near-miss overpays that were subsequently reversed, accidentally transferring $6 billion to a wealth account and $81 trillion to another client.

Democrats' dilemma has been on full display this week as they struggle with how to respond to Trump 2.0.

President Trump doubled down on plans to expand America's territorial footprint, telling Congress on Tuesday he intends to take over the Panama Canal and Greenland and will plant the U.S. flag on Mars and beyond.

The nation's largest teachers' union sued the Trump administration over its effort to erase diversity, equity and inclusion programs in education, arguing that the policy violates the First Amendment and infringes on academic freedom.