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The head of the US postal service Louis DeJoy has announced he’s stepping down from his role as Postmaster General.
In a 7-2 vote, the United States Supreme Court upholds a Biden Era “Ghost Gun” law on Wednesday.
Trump Administration wants to cut the Department of Education and leave it up to the states to decides what their classrooms need
The Atlantic editor-in-chief and long-time national security journalist Jeffrey Goldberg says he was included on the chat, but didn’t believe the contents, until the bombings began in Yemen.
Litigation that challenges Louisiana’s newest black congressional district reached the Supreme Court on Monday
The IRS and ICE are reportedly working on a partnership to assist with immigration enforcement.
A trooper with the Kansas State Highway Patrol rescued a kidnapped 6-year-old girl during a traffic stop in February.
Consumer Reports tested baby formulas and found harmful levels of contaminants in about half of them.
Congress returns, the Supreme Court takes up a redistricting case and President Donald Trump's teams holds high-stakes meetings with Russian and Ukrainian officials.
The famous cherry blossom trees are blooming in Washington. For the 113th consecutive year, people will flock to the National Mall to see the late-March or early-April bloom.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at the Pentagon on Friday morning to discuss DOGE and efficiencies, President Donald Trump said on Friday.
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case on Monday that challenges Louisiana’s congressional map after it was redrawn to include a new majority-black district.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Thursday that directs the education secretary to begin dismantling the Department of Education.
Presdient Trump said discussions are very much on track
Powell says maintaining the current rate is the best way to balance employment and inflation.
After a lengthy call Putin rejected Trump’s proposal of a full, unconditional cease-fire with Ukraine, countering with a partial cease-fire instead.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker said words are not enough when it comes to disagreeing with the Trump Administration.