President Donald Trump has indicated that a decision regarding the appointment of the next Federal Reserve chair could be finalized by the year's end.

In a recent ruling, a federal judge declared that Northwestern University has the right to impose sanctions on students who refuse to participate in a compulsory anti-Semitism training.

In the face of escalating violence, U.S. Border Patrol agents are striving to uphold the law in the Democrat-controlled city of Chicago.

Hillary Clinton, the twice-unsuccessful presidential candidate, faced a wave of criticism on social media after sharing a birthday message on Sunday.

A troubling case has emerged from Georgia, where a homeless couple is facing serious legal repercussions for allegedly neglecting their three young children in a park near Atlanta.

The United States and China have successfully concluded negotiations to transfer the majority ownership of TikTok's American operations to new proprietors, as disclosed by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Sunday.

In a surprising turn of events, federal prosecutors have hinted at a possible move to disqualify the attorney of former FBI Director James Comey.

The renowned statue of Stonewall Jackson, a prominent figure of the Civil War era, which was removed from its pedestal in Charlottesville, VA, following the contentious "Unite the Right" rally in 2017, has been repurposed for an art exhibit in Los Angeles.

President Donald Trump touched down in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, following a lengthy 23-hour journey from Washington, D.

President Donald Trump delivered a stern ultimatum to Hamas on Monday, emphasizing that the group must "be good" or face eradication.