Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins discussed screwworm management with Senate officials following the parasite's return to Texas after six decades.
Donald Trump has refiled a $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal over reporting on his alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Multiple bipartisan bills to ensure TSA and air traffic control workers get paid during shutdowns have repeatedly stalled in Congress despite ongoing funding crises.
Graham Platner called Senator John Fetterman an expletive during a Maine town hall event ahead of a Democratic primary election.
Former President Trump visited Walter Reed Army Medical Center while soldiers injured in Iran operations continue recovery at the facility.
Organizers plan nationwide protests calling for boycotts of work, school and shopping to oppose current policies.
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced she will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination in 2028, removing a potential major candidate from consideration.
President Trump signed an order directing customs crackdown while facing trade disputes with Vietnam, Australia, and ongoing concerns about Venezuela.
Senior GOP senators expressed doubt about prospects for additional reconciliation legislation during defense budget discussions.
Released government papers show Queen Elizabeth II was keen for Andrew to take a prominent role promoting UK trade interests in 2001.
Two distinct federal investigations are examining immigration-related incidents in Illinois and Virginia involving law enforcement actions.
The House approved legislation requiring government intervention in union contract talks after 90 days, with 20 Republicans joining Democrats.
A U.S. Customs official testified about plans to refund billions in tariffs the Supreme Court ruled Trump imposed illegally, with dispute over eligibility.
Political analysts debate whether recent electoral defeats signal broader decline of far-right movements globally.
Tom Homan stated that migrants in ICE detention who engage in hunger strikes over conditions will be force-fed if necessary.
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