The Defense Department has restricted journalist access to its press office, redesignating it as a classified facility due to speechwriters handling sensitive material.
Current and former Justice Department officials exchange criticism over allegations of political targeting in prosecutions.
Tom Homan stated that migrants in ICE detention who engage in hunger strikes over conditions will be force-fed if necessary.
The House passed a three-year extension of the controversial FISA Section 702 surveillance program, but the measure faces uncertain prospects in the Senate.
George Santos allegedly threatened an NPR journalist who reported on federal investigations into his prediction market betting activities.
Opinion pieces examine various aspects of Trump administration foreign policy, covering trade, Iran, and diplomatic credibility concerns.
Jeffrey Epstein survivors gave testimony to Democratic lawmakers at a congressional hearing held near his former Palm Beach mansion.
The Senate voted to fund most Department of Homeland Security operations after a 40-day shutdown, but excluded ICE and Border Patrol from the package.
The Department of Homeland Security will exhaust money for employee paychecks in May amid a two-month partial shutdown.
Maine's Senate race involves various campaign themes including energy policy, Supreme Court politics, and candidate controversies.
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard withdrew previous intelligence assessments that had cast doubt on foreign adversary involvement in Havana syndrome cases.
The Trump administration sued the University of California, alleging deliberate indifference to harassment of Jewish and Israeli students at UCLA.
Sen. Mark Warner reports intelligence community leaders expressed concerns about sharing information with Bill Pulte, Trump's choice for acting Director of National Intelligence.
Former President Trump walked out of an NBC interview, prompting reactions from late-night hosts and political strategists.
Florida's immigration detention facility in the Everglades will close due to escalating costs estimated at nearly $1 billion.
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