President Trump's proposals regarding birthright citizenship and citizenship revocation encounter legal and practical obstacles despite campaign promises.
Political parties across England, Scotland and Wales make final appeals to voters ahead of local elections, with various parties seeking gains.
State investigators found Camp Mystic failed to meet emergency preparedness requirements before flood that killed 28 people in July.
The US ambassador to Ukraine is reportedly leaving the position due to disagreements with the Trump administration's approach to the conflict.
Section 702 surveillance authority faces expiration June 12 amid bipartisan opposition to Trump's choice of Bill Pulte as acting intelligence director.
The Trump administration issued a final rule requiring most Medicaid beneficiaries ages 19-64 to work or participate in work programs, with exemptions for certain groups.
President Trump will host Latin American leaders at his Miami-area golf club on Saturday as his administration focuses on Western Hemisphere relations.
Peru held presidential elections with 35 candidates vying to become the country's ninth president in 10 years as crime concerns dominate voter priorities.
Utah Republican leaders are working to ban prediction markets as the gambling industry expands nationwide, setting up conflict with federal trends.
Prosecutors released video Thursday showing a man allegedly armed with weapons attempting to storm the White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
A federal judge banned ICE from making arrests at three Manhattan immigration court buildings except in exceptional circumstances.
The Defense Department has restricted journalist access to its press office, redesignating it as a classified facility due to speechwriters handling sensitive material.
Long waiting lists emerge at US consulates as Americans renounce citizenship, while Canada sees surge in ancestry-based applications.
Republican lawmakers discuss challenging Supreme Court precedent guaranteeing public education access to undocumented children as immigration enforcement intensifies.
Gov. Kay Ivey commuted Charles Burton's death sentence to life imprisonment, citing disparity with his accomplice who actually fired the fatal shot.
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