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Senate Majority Leader John Thune said most of Democrats' 10-point list of demands for curtailing the Trump administration's immigration enforcement operations are "very unrealistic and unserious."

The U.S. and Russia have reestablished a high-level military-to-military dialogue that had been suspended since 2021, the Pentagon said Thursday.

Bitcoin slid decisively under the $70,000 mark this week, briefly trading near $67,000 as selling pressure intensified across financial markets.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Democrats sparred Thursday over affordability in America and the Federal Reserve during a spicy hearing that was supposed to be a dry update on a financial regulatory panel.

The anti-ICE movement is upping the pressure on the NFL to ban federal immigration patrols from Sunday's Super Bowl, though the league says there are no plans for deportation operations during the championship game between the Seahawks and Patriots.

President Trump on Thursday blasted Rep. Thomas Massie, Kentucky Republican, as a "moron" during the National Prayer Breakfast at the Washington Hilton, a bipartisan event focused on prayer and faith.

An elementary student was wounded on Wednesday when the handgun he had brought to his school in Anne Arundel County, Maryland, discharged, police said.

President Trump on Thursday declared that "religion is back," saying that faith is once again amplified throughout the nation, years after church closings because of the COVID pandemic and attacks on religious institutions from the left.

Nike's neuroscience-backed Mind footwear collection continues to sell out rapidly, but early reviews suggest mixed reactions to whether the unusual sensory technology delivers on its promises.

The Department of Justice is investigating the Baltimore City Health Department over reports of segregating employees into a "White caucus" and a "people of color caucus" during taxpayer-funded racial equity training.