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A woman who used her job at the State Department to steal more than $650,000 in government money pleaded with a judge for leniency, blaming pandemic stress for a crippling gambling addiction she said she had to fuel with taxpayers' cash.

President Trump says his administration should win a major legal case against his tariff authority on legal grounds and on "common-sense" merits, warning the U.S. would have to refund "trillions" if he loses.

President Trump said Friday he'll send the National Guard to Memphis to combat crime in the city.

ICE has now tallied more than 300,000 deportations for the fiscal year, marking the first time in more than a decade that the deportation agency has topped that milestone.

President Trump announced Friday that authorities have Charlie Kirk's suspected assassin in custody.

Polish officials insisted Friday that a drone incursion into its territory was an intentional provocation by Russia and strongly rejected suggestions made by President Trump the day before that it could have been a mistake.

French Adm. Pierre Vandier, the head of NATO's Allied Command Transformation, joins the show to discuss the alliance's preparations for future conflict, the role of human beings in 21st-century battles, and much more.

At least one person was injured in a reported shooting Thursday at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, which was placed on lockdown.

Senate Republicans executed a party-line "nuclear option" rule change Thursday to accelerate confirmation of President Trump's nominees, eliminating the need for individual votes on lower-level executive positions.

Liberal commentators online took to their social media platforms upon hearing about the assassination of conservative activist and Turning Point USA Founder Charlie Kirk.