President Donald Trump is once again challenging judicial roadblocks after another violent episode near the White House underscored the stakes of stalled security upgrades on the executive residence.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is stepping down from her post to care for her gravely ill husband, even as she prepares a final wave of disclosures that could further shake Washingtons entrenched bureaucracy.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is stepping down from her post to care for her gravely ill husband, even as she prepares a final wave of disclosures that could further shake Washingtons entrenched bureaucracy.

On a weekend set aside to honor Americas war dead, two Medal of Honor recipients used a national television platform to remind viewers that this country, for all its flaws, remains an unparalleled beacon of freedom and opportunity.

Far-left Maine Senate hopeful Graham Platner is facing mounting backlash after resurfaced comments accusing slain Navy SEAL Chris Kyle of inflating his combat record by shooting innocent civilians, remarks that Kyles widow has condemned as transparent, cowardly, and a cheap political trick."

The inaugural Enhanced Games, a Las Vegas sports spectacle built around the open use of performance-enhancing drugs, delivered just a single world record despite weeks of hype and a $1 million bounty for any athlete who could rewrite the record books.

A last-ditch sit-in, floor theatrics and heated confrontations were not enough to save Democratic Gov.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio used a visit to New Delhi to defend President Donald Trumps immigration overhaul, insisting the reforms are driven by national interest and border security, not hostility toward India or its highly skilled workers.

President Donald Trump is pressing for a sweeping expansion of the Abraham Accords, declaring that negotiations with Iran are proceeding nicely and insisting that key Middle Eastern nations be required to join the normalization framework.

After a storied career in Hollywood, actor Gary Sinise has quietly turned the page on Tinseltown and on California itself, choosing instead a life centered on faith, family, service, and fiscal sanity.