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The FBI is investigating a "suspected homicide" aboard a cruise ship that returned to port after departing from Texas, and a suspect is in custody, the agency said Monday.

A bipartisan Senate permitting overhaul cleared a key procedural hurdle on Monday, but its fate is far from certain as Democrats remain split on the measure.

The man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk will stand trial in the summer of 2028, a Utah judge ruled Monday.

President Trump said Monday that the FBI is probing the circumstances surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's extramarital affair with an alleged Chinese spy.

Former White House press secretary Katie Zacharia is pushing back on a report that she is trying out again for the job as President Trump's chief spokesperson.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries Monday called President Trump disrespectful for saying the midterm elections were rigged against Republicans, and said that "MAGA extremism" got its "a--" kicked by the American people.

UFC boss Dana White on Monday officially declined President Trump's offer to serve as the next White House press secretary, but only after standing at the podium in the White House briefing room and fielding questions from reporters.

The midterm blue tsunami might sweep away Sen. Charles E. Schumer, the top Senate Democrat who seemed a shoo-in for majority leader but is now facing a different kind of wave from his own caucus.

Conservative activists said the window is closing to write a ban on the financial industry's "reputation risk" into federal law to stop debanking.

Senate Republicans will make a game-time decision on whether to delay their leadership elections scheduled for Tuesday, as some in the conference request additional time to discuss the party's future after their midterm drubbing.