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The Supreme Court said it will take up a case challenging the constitutionality of "geofence warrants," which police use to try to identify suspects by poring over cellphones in the vicinity of a crime.

Five incumbent Republicans whose races were originally viewed as leaning red are no longer safe in their seats, according to a new analysis by the Cook Political Report.

Minnesota Democratic officials are slamming the Trump administration's immigration crackdown as political payback, not public safety.

At least two guns, ammunition and body armor were stolen from an FBI vehicle during the mayhem in Minneapolis this week following another ICE-involved shooting, authorities said Friday.

House Democrats are speaking out about the president's threat and weighing their options.

Democratic officials doubled down on criticism of the Trump administration's immigration crackdown in Minnesota with one message: This is about political retribution, not public safety.

U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Mike Waltz told an emergency meeting of the U.N. Security Council called by the United States that "The people of Iran are demanding their freedom like never before in the Islamic Republic's brutal history."

The U.S. is accusing South Africa of "cozying up" to Tehran by allowing Iranian warships to participate in the multi-national naval exercise it hosted over the past week.

President Trump on Friday said he will remain in touch with Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado about the future of the South American country, one day after he accepted her Nobel Peace Prize at a White House lunch meeting.

A death cap mushroom outbreak in California has killed three adults and led to liver transplants in three other patients.