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President Donald Trump declined to say Friday whether he plans to resume underground nuclear detonation tests, as he had seemed to suggest in a social media post this week that raised concerns the U.S. would begin testing nuclear weapons for the ...

White House tours will resume along an "updated route" in December after a multimonth pause for the construction of President Trump's ballroom.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said the 42 million Americans who will not receive their food stamp benefits in November because the government is shut down have a right to be angry.

Researchers called out a dark-money activist group for pushing false information about Medicaid reforms in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act to smear several Republican lawmakers.

Ohio officials agreed to new congressional map lines, positioning Republicans to gain two seats in next year's elections.

More than two dozen grocery stores are joining forces with a food delivery company to support people affected by a lapse in funding for federal food aid programs.

New Jersey's Republican gubernatorial candidate, Jack Ciattarelli, offered a decisive plan for how he would begin to take back New Jersey on day 1, reforming the state he said has been plagued by corruption and mismanagement under Democratic rule.

President Trump wants Senate Republicans to open the government by going around Democrats to end the legislative filibuster.

Retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Charlie Dunlap, executive director of the Center on Law, Ethics and National Security at Duke University Law School, joins the show to talk about the legal questions swirling around the Trump administration's targeting of ...

A potential terrorist attack in Michigan was prevented early Friday, the FBI said.