DC attorney general sues Trump over National Guard ‘involuntary military occupation’
Washington D.C.'s top prosecutor sues Trump over National Guard deployment, claiming the military presence violates federal law and threatens democracy.
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Republican leader targets tax-exempt status of CCP-linked nonprofit tied to violent protests
Tax-exempt nonprofit The People's Forum faces investigation over $20 million in funding from pro-China sources and alleged foreign agent activities.
Lawyers challenge deportation of hundreds of minors to Guatemala
Immigrant rights lawyers seek an injunction to prevent the deportation of 600 Guatemalan children after emergency court order halted removals to Guatemala.
HHS Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr to face Senate panel after CDC turmoil
Health and Humans Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will testify before the Senate Finance Committee on Thursday amid controversy over his firing of CDC Director Susan Monarez.
Trump-backed redistricting push turns Midwestern state into next political battleground
Missouri joins Texas and California in mid-decade redistricting battles as Republicans aim to expand their razor-thin House majority before 2026 midterm.
After high-profile divorce, Ashley Biden reflects on ‘one of the hardest summers’
Former President Joe Biden's daughter posted on Instagram about facing "one of the hardest summers of my life" after divorce, dad's cancer diagnosis.
Trump’s foreign aid clawback rattles Senate ahead of funding fight
Senate Republicans want to focus on averting a partial shutdown, with some worrying that the White House's move to cancel $4.9B in foreign aid could hurt a deal with Senate Democrats.