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As the situation continues to unfold, here's what to know about Ceuta and the thousands of migrants flooding its land and sea crossings.

House Republicans overcame marathon votes, holdouts, and late-night negotiations to pass Trump's "big, beautiful bill" by July 4.

The Washington Examiner spoke with Rep. Mike Flood (R-NE) and discussed next steps after the landmark housing bill became law.

In an effort to hide vulnerabilities from Iran, the Pentagon is keeping the public in the dark.

Anthropic reviewed its own models after two autonomous OpenAI agents accessed Hugging Face's servers without authorization.

The divide between the appeals courts over Trump's mandatory detention policy deepened with new rulings from the 7th and 9th Circuits.

Hamas dismantled its own government in Gaza to make way for a new governing panel previously established by the Board of Peace.

The U.S. implemented a ban on foreign-made "advanced robotic devices" this week, a move that includes barring robot humanoids and quadrupeds.

CMS said it will soon no longer provide Medicare Part D, or federal subsidies meant to keep premiums stable for prescription drug plans.

The Pentagon has spent roughly $820 million during Operation South Spear, the military's mission to lethally target alleged drug boats.