The Supreme Court’s decision on birthright citizenship shifted the legal landscape, but the Justice Department wasted no time signaling a new front: prosecutions...
Today’s piece previews live primary results in Colorado, lays out the key statewide and congressional matchups to watch, and explains why these contests matter to...
The Department of Justice won a preliminary injunction in federal court that temporarily stops Virginia from enforcing its new Mask/Identity statute against federal...
This article covers the arrest of a postal worker accused of threatening a Lubbock, Texas Pride event, the recovery of firearms at his home, related arrests elsewhere...
The House hearing on sanctuary city policies turned into a raw, public showdown that put victims’ families front and center and exposed sharp partisan divides over...
The House China Select Committee is probing whether major U.S. drugmakers running clinical trials in China are unintentionally aiding the Chinese military and violating...
Representative Tom Kean Jr. returned to the House after a prolonged absence tied to a medical diagnosis of depression, and his public remarks put a spotlight on mental...
The town of Newbury, Massachusetts told Plum Island residents to consider removing American flags, citing potential disturbance to protected shorebirds, and the response...
The story below looks at a California homeowners association clashing with residents who want to fly American flags as the nation approaches its 250th birthday, laying...
The Daughters of the American Revolution recently voted to permit people who identify as women to join, sparking sharp debate inside and outside the group about...