A miscommunication by a Texas housing authority about Trump administration immigration rules prompted half of public housing residents to flee their homes.
UK's Reeves suggests autumn energy support based on household income while Germany's economy minister calls for nuclear power reconsideration.
Federal prosecutors in Miami have assembled an interagency working group to explore possible criminal charges against Cuban government officials.
Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson spoke with The New York Times about his disagreement with President Trump over Iran war policy and its implications.
City Councilmember Janeese Lewis-George holds double-digit lead over former councilman Kenyan McDuffie in Washington DC mayoral race polling.
The Justice Department is seeking to revoke citizenship from a former Marine based on crimes committed after naturalization, marking a shift from typical cases.
The FBI attempted to interview Milwaukee County's elections director at her residence, according to county officials.
President Trump will attend Saturday's White House Correspondents' Association dinner for the first time, joined by First Lady Melania Trump.
Michigan politicians have introduced legislation that would prohibit Chinese-branded cars from entering the United States, including short visits from Canada or Mexico.
FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr outlined plans to 'rebalance' media coverage and encouraged broadcasters to air 'pro-America' programming.
Pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil plans to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court after a federal appeals court rejected his request for rehearing in his detention case.
Eileen Wang, former mayor of Arcadia, California, agreed to plead guilty to a felony charge of acting as an unregistered foreign agent of China.
James Carville warned Democrats against far-left immigration rhetoric while Bobby Pulido faced criticism for comments about Border Patrol agents.
The Supreme Court case Louisiana v Callais examines voting rights protections while April elections could impact House control.
University of Southern California canceled a gubernatorial debate after facing criticism for excluding candidates of color from the event.
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