Federal prosecutors are examining whether a New York City councilmember, her sister in Gov. Kathy Hochuls administration, and a well-connected Brooklyn political operative accepted bribes or kickbacks tied to lucrative migrant shelter contracts.

President Donald Trump is weighing whether to compel Congress to interrupt its recess and return to Washington to resolve the funding lapse that has partially shut down the Department of Homeland Security and left critical national security functions in limbo.

A mural honoring a young Ukrainian refugee murdered on American soil is being erased from a Providence, Rhode Island, building after city leaders and activists declared that the artwork does not reflect the citys values.

A prominent San Francisco progressive who controlled millions of dollars in racial equity funding now stands accused of turning taxpayer money into a personal luxury account.

President Donald Trump has sharpened his argument against birthright citizenship ahead of a pivotal Supreme Court hearing, insisting the post-Civil War doctrine was intended for the descendants of slaves rather than for the children of foreign nationals exploiting Americas generosity.

The debate over the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, or SAVE Act, has been framed by the left as a dire threat to voting rights, yet the evidence suggests it is a modest, common-sense requirement that responsible adults can easily meet.

An illegal alien affiliated with the violent Latin Kings gang was taken into federal custody after New York City authorities, operating under sanctuary policies, released him back onto the streets despite an active immigration detainer.

Daily Wire commentator Isabel Brown is pushing back against criticism from ABCs "The View," defending her call for young Americans to embrace marriage and motherhood and denouncing the backlash as "elitist" and "wildly out of context."

The New York Times has been forced to walk back key elements of a high-profile story on President Donald Trumps administration after publishing what a senior U.S. official says were completely fabricated quotes.

Tiger Woods was reportedly carrying prescription opioid pills when he was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence following a rollover crash in Florida last week.