The Supreme Court agreed Thursday to hear a major immigration case involving President Trump’s detention policies, setting up a legal battle that could determine whether the administration can continue holding certain illegal immigrants without bond while their removal proceedings move…
South Korean officials are pushing back on President Trump’s announcement of a planned $54 billion investment in Alaska’s massive LNG project, saying Seoul has not yet made a final decision on whether to participate or how much money it would…
The Senate has confirmed President Trump’s nominee Keith Sonderling as secretary of labor, formally placing the longtime labor-policy official in charge of the Department of Labor after he spent more than five months leading the agency on an acting basis.…
The Justice Department is investigating Texas Majority PAC after an undercover video showed a now-former employee describing what he called a “roundabout” method of paying people in connection with voter outreach ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Two sources familiar…
President Donald J. Trump celebrated the departure of the last American forces from Iraq on Wednesday, marking the end of a U.S. military presence that began with the 2003 invasion and later resumed as part of the fight against ISIS.…
Senate Democrats blocked legislation Wednesday aimed at preventing the enormous electricity demands of AI data centers from driving up utility costs for American households, stopping a measure that had previously received overwhelming bipartisan support in the House. The Ratepayer Protection…
President Trump is announcing plans for approximately $54 billion in South Korean investment to help build the massive Alaska LNG project, advancing a long-discussed effort to unlock the state’s enormous natural gas reserves and expand American energy exports. The investment…
The Justice Department announced federal charges Wednesday against 10 foreign nationals accused of illegally voting or falsely claiming U.S. citizenship to participate in Minnesota elections, including elections held in 2022, 2024 and the August 2026 primary. A federal grand jury…
Senate Democrats blocked the House-passed Stop Insider Trading Act on Wednesday, preventing legislation restricting members of Congress and their immediate families from trading individual stocks from advancing in the Senate. The procedural vote failed 53-47, falling seven votes short of…
The Justice Department has charged 17 people accused of attempting to steal more than $1.3 million from Social Security benefit programs, including an Illinois woman accused of collecting government benefits while concealing her dead mother’s body in a freezer for…
