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The DOJ released nearly 30,000 additional pages of files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on Tuesday, after facing criticism for missing Friday's deadline.

Justice Department officials said Tuesday the latest publicized Epstein files contain "false" accusations against President Trump.

Historian William Federer takes us on a sweeping journey through church history, persecution, miracles, and generosity to uncover the true story behind St. Nick.

The oldest baby boomers are turning 80 in 2026, marking a significant demographic shift as America rapidly ages with declining birth rates and longer life expectancies, putting pressure on the economy and social programs.

The number of states that will accept late-arriving mail-in ballots during next year's critical midterm elections continues to dwindle, as Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine "reluctantly" signed new restrictions into law Friday, citing the uncertainty of pending ...

President Trump and the Republican-led Congress got a late-inning boost Tuesday from three straight months of solid economic growth, handing them a timely talking point as they head into a midterm cycle where the economy is shaping up as voters' top ...

A prominent Colorado immigration and labor activist was released Monday after spending nine months in immigration detention, supporters said.

The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit Monday against Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker over new state laws aimed at protecting immigrants at courthouses, hospitals and day cares.

Former GOP Sen. Ben Sasse announced Tuesday he has terminal cancer, calling it a "death sentence."

This holiday season, many U.S. drivers are getting the gift of lower gas prices.