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A coalition of right-of-center activists sent a letter Monday to the Senate urging passage of the DATA Act, which would allow off-grid power sources to be built and used without regulation as a public utility.

One person was shot inside a high school in Maryland on Monday as police said that a person was in custody and the school's campus was on lockdown.

Millimeter-wave radars can already detect your heart rate through the vibrations in your chest. Rice University researchers have built a device that fights back, feeding trackers a fabricated pulse to keep your real vital signs private.

Federal authorities announced charges Monday against a Defense Department employee they say was secretly working as a money mule for a Nigerian fraud network, siphoning millions of dollars into their accounts from American victims.

As Democratic politicians in blue states rush to shut down cooperation with ICE, a rebellion is brewing among conservative local politicians who say they will find ways to work around the bans.

Two Queens, New York, men are facing federal charges for allegedly bilking Medicare and Medicaid out of approximately $120 million over a decade by paying cash bribes and supermarket gift certificates to elderly patients and submitting fraudulent ...

The left wing of the Democratic Party is on the verge of a win in the race to replace Gov. Mikie Sherrill in New Jersey's 11th Congressional District, and, oddly enough, it may have the pro-Israel lobby to thank.

Firearms dealers at a Northern Virginia gun show said a slew of proposed state gun laws could force them out of business, while attendees and event organizers accused lawmakers of trying to trample their Second Amendment rights.

Ghislaine Maxwell's refusal to testify before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Monday unless granted clemency by President Trump has thrust a sweeping presidential power into the national conversation.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Monday the nation needs to wean its youth of processed food or else "we're going to lose our country."