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Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons condemned Boston Mayor Michele Wu for comparing masked ICE agents to neo-Nazis during an interview with "Fox & Friends" on Friday.

Michigan House Speaker Matt Hall warns of national security risks after a toxic fungus allegedly smuggled by Chinese students was intercepted en route to the University of Michigan

Caisson funerals resume at Arlington National Cemetery following a massive two-year long overhaul of the Caisson unit to transports service members and veterans to their final resting place.

House Speaker Mike Johnson, when asked about Democrats calling for ICE agents to unmask, said they are the same "people who mandated mask wearing for years in America."

Tax experts weigh in on whether Trump's tariffs can offset $4 trillion tax bill, with skepticism over their permanence and economic impact.

The high-profile feud between President Trump and Elon Musk erupted over the 'Big, Beautiful Bill,' revealing tensions between two powerful egos.

President Donald Trump told Fox News that “Elon's totally lost it" and that he has no interest in speaking to the SpaceX and Tesla CEO amid their public feud.

The Trump administration's efforts to restructure the Department of Education face legal challenges as they appeal to the Supreme Court.

The once-strong Trump-Musk relationship deteriorates amid disputes over 'big, beautiful bill' and credit for the 2024 presidential election victory.

Despite pulling Jared Isaacman's nomination, Trump has appointed RFK Jr., Tulsi Gabbard and other officials with Democratic histories

The US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on six individuals accused of operating major drug-trafficking organizations that transport tons of cocaine through Guyana using "narco subs."

House Budget Chairman Jodey Arrington explained why "pork barreling" traditionally does not happen in the reconciliation process after Elon Musk unleashed against House Republicans' bill.

A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction blocking ICE from detaining Columbia University student Yunseo Chung, a lawful permanent resident who participated in pro-Palestinian protests earlier this year.

Risch said the increased scrutiny of USAID spending is valid.

Federal judges have ruled against the Trump administration in several cases this week, including blocking the deportation of the family of Boulder attack suspect Mohamed Soliman.

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk may speak to White House aides Friday in an effort to calm his ongoing feud with President Donald Trump.

The One Big Beautiful Bill would provide critical funding for border security agencies to maintain Trump administration achievements in reducing illegal border crossings by 95%.

Radio host Charlamagne Tha God criticized former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre's credibility regarding her new book, saying her credibility is compromised.

Staged car crash fraud schemes are under federal scrutiny. They cost $308 billion annually. Rep. Mike Collins proposes a new law and a federal task force to stop them.

Former police chief Grant Hardin, nicknamed 'Devil in the Ozarks' and convicted of murder and rape, remains at large after escaping from an Arkansas prison.

Three illegal aliens were arrested in the South Bay area of San Diego, California, after federal and local authorities found a total of 61 bundles of meth inside three vans they were driving.

International students at Harvard with F-1 or J-1 visas face entry ban under Trump proclamation which the university claims is a "government vendetta" rather than a national security measure.

The FBI and DHS issued a warning about an "elevated threat" to Jewish and Israeli communities across the U.S. during the Israel-Hamas conflict, citing recent violent incidents in Colorado and D.C.

Community leaders are demanding answers after murals of baseball icons Jackie Robinson and Minnie Miñoso were defaced. Vandals used racist symbols to tarnish the paintings.

CNN's Scott Jennings stuck his head in a trash bin to demonstrate Republicans' reaction to the escalating feud between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

Elon Musk has made a shift to the political right since endorsing President Donald Trump, including putting himself at odds with the president over legislation.

Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre reportedly hoped to be a co-host on "The View" after leaving the Biden administration.

Joe Biden used his final weeks as president to grant clemency and pardon more than 1,500 people in what his White House described as the largest single-day act of clemency by a U.S. president.

Consumer advocate warns of climate lawsuits' national impact, as tiny jurisdictions aim to influence oil production and economic sectors through courts.

The Department of Homeland Security is ending the $200 million Quiet Skies program, citing political weaponization concerns.

President Donald Trump said he was "very disappointed" by Elon Musk's criticisms of the Big Beautiful Bill. The billionaire fired back in a series of posts on X, claiming in one of them that the president wouldn't have won without him.

Democratic lawmakers are reportedly boycotting six upscale Washington, D.C., restaurants over labor disputes with STARR and the Knightsbridge Restaurant Group.

Mayor Brandon Johnson and his allies defended Chicago's proposed 1% grocery tax as a way to lower the city's deficit and ensure critical services aren't cut.

President Donald Trump maintained his position that former President Biden was not aware "what was going on" when he served as president as Biden brushed off the autopen probe.

Former Carolina Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy is facing an assault charge after he was arrested in Texas on Wednesday, according to online records.

House Republicans from Democrat-controlled states warn Senate colleagues not to remove the increased SALT deduction cap from President Trump's budget bill, arguing it provides essential tax relief in high-cost areas.

Tensions erupted in Minneapolis as protesters clashed with federal agents conducting a criminal search warrant that was mischaracterized online as an ICE raid by elected officials, police say.

The US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation continues aid distribution despite UN opposition, with Israeli officials claiming Hamas fears losing control if direct aid delivery succeeds.

Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre faced backlash from Biden officials after announcing she is ditching the Democratic Party and releasing a new book.

The unanimous court agreed the state engaged in an unnecessary entanglement, violating First Amendment protections.

The Trump administration alleges Biden TSA corruption, claiming Sen. Shaheen's husband received special treatment despite flying with a suspected terrorist.

A federal judge granted Denver and other local governments a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's threats to withhold transportation funding.

Congressional and DOJ investigations examine allegations that White House staff secretly ran the Biden presidency, potentially invalidating pardons and executive orders signed by autopen without the president's knowledge or consent.

Cannabis use among elderly Americans increased by nearly 50%, raising concerns about health risks including blood vessel damage, IQ decline, and addiction.

As Republicans investigate his autopen usage, former President Joe Biden dismisses claims that he wasn't in control of White House decisions, calling such suggestions "ridiculous and false."

Texas demands reimbursement for $11 billion spent on border security due to Biden's policies. Congress must act to repay Texas for Operation Lone Star efforts.

Former Biden press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre left the Democratic Party and announced a new book, drawing criticism from White House reporters who covered her tenure.

The U.S. Embassy warns travelers of kidnappings linked to dating apps in Mexico, urging caution in Puerto Vallarta and Nuevo Nayarit due to rising security concerns.

Trump's memo alleges Biden's staff used autopen to sign over 1,200 presidential documents during mental decline, calling it one of the most dangerous scandals in American history.

An illegal immigrant has been found guilty of vehicular homicide in the death of Washington State Trooper Christopher Gadd, who was killed when his cruiser was hit.