Good Thursday morning. Here is what’s on President Trump’s agenda today: 8:00 AM THE PRESIDENT participates in Executive Time 9:30 AM THE PRESIDENT meets with […]

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The aspirational agenda would render the country unrecognizable.

Both sides bracing for chaos.

Americans are making whole foods great again, with their wallets.

As the costs sink, the experts are scratching their heads.

Acclaimed British filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s (The Dark Knight, Oppenheimer) newest film, The Odyssey, opens this week in the United States. But controversy has already surrounded […]

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Student violence in many of our nation’s schools is out of control. An Education Week teacher survey, whose results were released in March, found that […]

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In 2025, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) delivered a ruling that may prove to be one of the most consequential legal interventions in modern […]

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Trump is expected to ask the high court to review the defamation case.

A federal tariff struck down by a U.S. trade court is set to expire on its own terms July 24, even as the Trump administration presses ahead with new import taxes under a different legal authority.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is touring the state to discuss the latest aspect of his affordability plan: reducing home and auto insurance costs. Under the Biden and Trump administrations, the cost of goods, services and energy have risen while incomes have remained

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers working with law enforcement through its 287(g) program made the largest single day arrest of 228 people in the Rio Grande Valley last month without any incident or violence.

“New York is stealing from the American people every single day,” official says.

Advocates applauded the law, but said the state still lagged behind much of the country on phone ban policies.

Trump announced Thursday that China has compromised more than 200 million voter registration entries across 18 states, but if the government were a company, they would have been subject to lawsuits or even bankruptcy for such a data breach

FIRE has filed lawsuits on behalf of employees who were disciplined for making comments ranging from reposts of Charlie Kirk's own comments to jubilant claims that he deserved to be killed.

She's not the only one: Whether its protecting the safety net for Americans who need help, or protecting tax dollars, this indictment is a small but telling data point in a debate that affects tens of millions of Americans and how much they pay to fund a welfare program plagued by fraudsters.

Crawford, R-Arkansas, is calling on CIA Director John Ratcliffe to take immediate and decisive action to hold all of those people involved at the CIA accountable.

After California, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Nevada opted not to use a new federal citizenship database, a Homeland Security review found more than a quarter million noncitizens registered to vote.

These efforts built on broader, long-standing Democratic (and some bipartisan) worries about electronic voting security dating back to post-2000 reforms under the Help America Vote Act, though Rep.