Illegal immigration is worsening Americas housing crunch and inflating costs for working families, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner warned this week.

Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt used Mondays White House briefing to deliver a pointed reminder about the credentials of Border Czar Tom Homan and the hypocrisy of critics now attacking him.

President Trump is casting fresh doubt on California Gov. Gavin Newsoms presidential ambitions, warning that the Democrats record in Sacramento would be political baggage on the national stage.

A growing pattern of radicalized behavior among medical professionals is raising serious questions about ethics, trust, and the politicization of healthcare in the United States.

A high-stakes contempt showdown is expected to unfold Monday in the U.S. House of Representatives, where lawmakers are poised to vote on whether to hold Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress for defying subpoenas related to their ties to the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Texas has moved to the front lines of a new biological threat as state leaders scramble to block a dangerous livestock parasite steadily advancing from Mexico toward the southern border.

Representative Ilhan Omar and her third husband, political consultant Tim Mynett, are facing a growing storm of questions over a mysterious $5 million winery and a sudden explosion in their reported wealth that critics say bears little resemblance to the typical American dream story they like to invoke.

Federal authorities have announced a sweeping crackdown on the notorious Latin Kings street gang, signaling an aggressive continuation of President Trumps law-and-order agenda against violent criminal networks.

CNNs former media star Don Lemon knew anti-ICE activists were preparing to interrupt a Minnesota church service before he followed them inside with cameras rolling, according to one of his own former colleagues.

The federal death penalty has been taken off the table for Luigi Mangione, the man accused of gunning down UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in Manhattan in late 2024, after a judge threw out two of the four federal counts against him.