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A group of U.S. Senators want to subject undocumented immigrants who commit murder to the death penalty.
President Trump touts his first trade deal since imposing his sweeping tariffs last month.
The Trump administration plans to overhaul the Nation’s air traffic control system
An honor flight trip with dozens of Vietnam veterans flew from the U.P. to Washington, D.C. on Wednesday morning.
President Donald Trump says, no, he is not willing to pull back tariffs to get China to the negotiating table.
The Trump administration wants to open up more public lands for economic development but a new Congressional Caucus is pushing back.
Lawmakers launch the Congressional Mental Health Caucus as significant funding cuts are being considered.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell announced interest rates remain unchanged as the US economy navigates murky waters.
A congressional committee report released Tuesday accused the FBI of jumping to conclusions and misconstruing information in their investigation of the 2017 congressional baseball shooting.
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney makes it clear that Canada is not for sale, even as President Donald Trump pushes the idea the nation should become the 51st state.
Monday marks the kick-off to Small Business Week across the Nation.
The 2027 NFL draft will take place on the National Mall in Washington, DC.
One by one, the judge tried to narrow down prospective jurors by asking them questions surrounding a unique case involving a high-profile defendant with international fame and subject matter that may hit too close to home for some to continue in the process.
President Donald Trump has unveiled his 2026 federal budget blueprint, which calls $163 billion dollars in cuts to non-defense spending.
After rejecting a plea deal Thursday, Sean Combs is taking his chances with a judge and jury in New York City as he faces federal charges for alleged sex trafficking and racketeering.
Protesters spoke out against the Trump administration’s actions during thousands of May Day rallies.
Despite that weakening U.S. economic growth, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller says the U.S. is not ready to call for a trade truce with China anytime soon.