The Department of Education announced $1 billion in taxpayer savings from enhanced fraud controls while a conservative group pushes for centralized campus crime reporting.
Former NATO commander Stanley McChrystal used Dolly Parton song lyrics to characterize Trump's military approach as overly aggressive during university appearance.
A parents advocacy group has raised concerns about NASEM's use of federal funds for K-12 education initiatives they characterize as politically motivated.
About 150 people gathered in Queens for an antisemitism rally featuring gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman, amid rising antisemitic incidents worldwide.
House Democrats are criticizing potential health care cuts to fund Iran military operations while launching ads against vulnerable Republicans.
A federal magistrate recommended the release of a mother and five children held at a Texas detention center for over 10 months.
Iowa Republicans face contested gubernatorial primary while California Democrats seek to change primary rules to avoid general election shutout.
New Emerson College polling shows Rep. Andy Barr leading Kentucky's Republican Senate primary while Rep. Byron Donalds holds commanding lead in Florida's GOP gubernatorial race.
An NYPD captain was reassigned after being recorded making disparaging remarks about Mayor Zohran Mamdani, sparking debate over department disciplinary standards.
A Massachusetts man wielding a sword was arrested by FBI agents for allegedly making threats against former President Trump.
California Republican congressman switches party affiliation to independent following state's redistricting changes.
Some Democrats are exploring moving beyond opposition-focused messaging to emphasize policy solutions as the party evaluates campaign strategies.
President Trump nominated State Department official Sarah Rogers to head the U.S. Agency for Global Media following a judge's ruling against Kari Lake.
California lawmakers are considering legislation related to gender transition therapy and medical procedures amid ongoing policy debates.
A bipartisan group of senators unveiled legislation Tuesday to help rural residents access home buying assistance, targeting housing affordability concerns.
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