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Migrant gangs put on notice after string of home burglaries
Lawmakers push the Department of Homeland Security to drop Chile from the visa waiver program, warning that gangs are exploiting it for organized burglaries in U.S. communities and businesses.
Biden White House turned over Trump, Pence government cellphones to FBI as part of anti-Trump agent's case
The Biden White House turned over government cellphones belonging to President Donald Trump and former Vice President Mike Pence to the FBI in May 2022.
ICE arrests another student who participated in anti-Israel Columbia protests
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested a second person who participated in the anti-Israel protests at Columbia University.
Dr. Oz bats back Democratic attempts to paint him as a 'snake oil' salesman in Senate hearing
Dr. Mehmet Oz, President Donald Trump's pick to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid, was slammed for promoting "snake oil remedies'" during a confirmation hearing Friday.
DOD closes think tank arm marred by 'inefficiency' and criticized by GOP for ties to Trump-Russia probe
The Department of Defense has dissolved its Office of Net Acquisition, an office that was meant to provide strategic analysis but allegedly got caught up in the Trump-Russia investigation.
Millions spent by Biden on COVID 'vaccine hesitancy' campaign slashed by Trump NIH: report
The Biden administration spent $267 million on research grants and contracts related to "misinformation" in 2021, a watchdog group found.
North Carolina GOP town hall turns heated as self-described veteran escorted out by security
A town hall event hosted by Rep. Chuck Edwards, R-N.C., grew heated as a man who identified himself as a veteran was removed by security, video shows.
'We have never been this close to peace' since Russia invaded Ukraine, Leavitt tells reporters
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt discussed the administration's moves to end the Russia-Ukraine war, saying that "we have never been this close to peace."
Tulsi Gabbard lists 'recent examples of unauthorized leaks' from intelligence community, announces crackdown
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard lists several 'recent examples of unauthorized leaks within the' intelligence community while announcing crackdown.
Sununu says 'door is not closed' on '26 Senate run in battleground New Hampshire: 'I would win'
Former New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu is keeping the door open to a possible Republican run in the 2026 race to succeed retiring Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.
Nancy Pelosi urges senators to oppose key spending bill, risking shutdown
House Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and several key Democrats are urging Senate Democrats to risk a government shutdown by opposing a must-pass spending bill being considered on the Senate...
Pentagon calls Mark Milley 'corpulent' as it kicks off review of physical fitness and grooming standards
Pentagon launches fitness and grooming review, slamming ex-Joint Chiefs Chair Mark Milley for lowering standards. Hegseth vows to restore discipline and military readiness.