Federal prosecutors are moving to haul four New York Times reporters before a grand jury after they revealed that President Donald Trump briefly reverted to the older Air Force One over security concerns tied to a newly acquired presidential jet.

Disgraced Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner managed to further tarnish both his own reputation and that of his party on Friday afternoon, turning what should have been a swift political exit into a showcase of progressive moral bankruptcy and personal narcissism.

Immigration has surged to the forefront of American politics, and for many voters it now defines the stakes of President Donald Trumps second term.

Kathy Griffin is once again courting controversy, this time by proudly unveiling a boyfriend young enough to be her grandson.

Brad Dacus, a Christian attorney and head of a prominent religious-liberty nonprofit, is publicly challenging the new leadership of the Southern Poverty Law Center over its decision to brand mainstream Christian ministries as hate groups.

Texas is grappling with a stark contradiction: roughly 650,000 to 680,000 residents are unemployed even as more than 40,000 foreign nationals work in the state on active H-1B visas.

President Donald Trump has allowed a major bipartisan housing affordability bill to become law without his signature, using the moment to intensify his demand for strict voter ID protections that many conservatives view as essential to safeguarding election integrity.

The Manhattan prosecutor who spearheaded the hush money case that ended in President Trumps conviction on 34 counts of falsifying business records appears to have been far more deeply embedded in federal efforts targeting the 45th and 47th president than the public was initially led to believe.

An illegal immigrant convicted of repeatedly raping a ten-year-old girl has been deported from the United States just weeks after Minnesotas Democratic governor granted him a controversial pardon that shielded him from removal.

A Minneapolis daycare operator whose business was thrust into the spotlight by a viral fraud expos has now admitted in federal court to orchestrating a multimillion-dollar scheme targeting taxpayer-funded child-care and nutrition programs.