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The Biden administration caught and released roughly 2 million illegal immigrants at the southwestern border, setting them free on "parole" -- and then ICE lost track of most of them, according to a new report Monday from Congress's chief ...

When Rep. Thomas Massie raised the alarm about an AI-generated attack ad that falsely shows him in a romantic scenario with two progressive Democratic stars, he warned it could mislead and rattle older voters.

Travelers hoping to catch a glimpse of Magellanic penguins and humpback whales have journeyed in greater numbers every year to Ushuaia, the main Antarctic cruise hub at the southernmost point of Argentina.

The Justice Department unveiled a new $1.8 billion pool of money it said it will use to pay off people who claim to have been victimized by the Biden administration's "weaponization" of government against them -- which analysts said could span from ...

The Supreme Court said Monday it will hear a case involving former Georgia Tech women's basketball coach who said she was fired after complaining that her school was giving men's sports teams better treatment.

President Trump is challenging a long-standing U.S. policy toward Taiwan after his two-day visit to China by announcing he may restrict a multibillion-dollar arms package for the island democracy in a bid to improve relations with Beijing.

President Trump is reportedly planning to build a helipad at the White House for the new Marine One, which would be the latest in a series of renovations and construction projects he's undertaken at the White House.

Fewer than four in 10 Americans approve of President Trump's performance, according to a new poll released Monday, a sign the Iran war could be a drag on the president and his party in a midterm year.

A Maryland Circuit Court judge has denied a petition to replace the board of directors at an Adelphi-area condominium whose residents say vagrants disabled their heating system over five months ago.

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth hit the campaign trail Monday for Ed Gallrein, saying President Trump needs more "war fighters" on Capitol Hill who will fall in line.