Some cattle ranchers in Montana are sounding off on President Trump's decision to import 300K metric tons of foreign beef.

The first lady will announce a partnership with IndyCar and Fox Sports through her Fostering the Future initiative.

Fifteen federal judges unanimously rejected Justice Department demands for state voter lists in a nationwide battle over election integrity.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni accused President Trump of making up a story that she begged him for a photograph at this week's G7 summit.

Republicans expanded work requirements for SNAP. Democrats and food security advocates worry the changes are leaving people hungry.

President Trump's memorandum was the second attempt by the United States in recent years to prevent Iran from developing a nuclear weapon.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson says the Supreme Court's historical test for gun laws is 'unworkable' and needs to go.

The Georgia senator is a 2028 Democratic prospect, but first he must win re-election in a swing state that went for Trump.

The White House is getting new sod and seeding to restore the South Lawn after the UFC Freedom 250 event.

The Education Department says the decision to outsource work to HHS and the DOJ 'will not impact students, parents or families.'

Magicians Penn & Teller told Supreme Court they've tricked audiences with cognitive techniques similar to those used on a witness in a Texas murder trial.

The 55-year-old man at the center of the case who has been on death row for more than 2 decades, has 5 IQ scores ranging from 72 to 78.

The Supreme Court is in its final stretch for the year in deciding major cases. Big rulings loom related to Trump's power, elections and other controversies.

Since 1971, the Southern Poverty Law Center worked closely with the FBI and DOJ against hate groups. Now the feds have indicted it on fraud charges.

The maker of a popular weedkiller, called Roundup, argues it can't be sued for not warning it could cause cancer. The Trump administration supports that view.

South Korea's spy agency believes North Korea's Kim Jong Un is preparing his teenage daughter to succeed him, reports say. What we know about her.

“I do not want to see us start blowing up civilian infrastructure. I do not want to see that," said Wisconsin GOP Sen. Ron Johnson, a Trump ally.

Companies like USA Happy Baby and Star Baby Care brought pregnant women into the United States to give birth. It's part of a big case hitting the Supreme Court.

Here's why Trump lavished praise on his signature Sharpies as better than ballpoints while meeting with his Cabinet.

“He’s got so many, there’s very few I don’t like,” Trump said of Elvis’ songs, adding: “He did nothing bad.”

Markwayne Mullin offers changes in immigration policy if confirmed to lead Homeland Security. but the White House says enforcement agenda isn't changing.

Mamdani chooses uber-capitalists Biggie, Nas and Jay-Z among his five favorite rappers. Is it a pivot to center?

The unanimous Supreme Cort decision means the preacher, whose group yelled at concertgoers outside a Mississippi amphitheater, can sue for free speech rights.

As the Senate considers President Donald Trump's stringent anti-voter fraud measure, legal experts say Kansas's offers a troubling case study.

The Oklahoma Republican has long had an affinity for a pink rubber bouncy ball. "I don't know why," he once told a tour group.

More than a thousand Afghan allies at a Qatar refugee camp face terror and confusion as Iranian missiles rain down.

Jesse Jackson's "citizen diplomacy" freed hundreds of people held prisoner abroad.

Supreme Court watchers are trying to read the tea leaves for a possible retirement annoucement by Justice Samuel Alito.

He's not on the ballot, but Trump's rating will matter in November. Kitchen-table angst, too. Three key numbers provide clues to what's ahead.

Hegseth has been outspoken about ridding the military of so-called 'woke' policies, including diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.

Renee Nicole Good's neighbors say they aren't going to stop monitoring ICE.

Is an intellectual disability a condition, or a number on an IQ test? Here's why an Alabama death penalty case at the Supreme Court is worrying advocates.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth introduced monthly worship services at the Pentagon. He wants to reject 'secular humanism' and 'new age notions.'

The Supreme Court could continue its trend of striking down campaign finance rules as improper restrictions on speech. How far will they go?

"Calling my dad what he did has unleashed a (multi-expletive) storm," Hope Walz said. "I have people DMing me saying absolutely horrendous things."

House Democrats released 'never-before-seen' pictures from Jeffrey Epstein's private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands.

A Texas Army OBGYN is under investigation as he faces accusations of sexually exploiting dozens of women.

Dick Cheney stood up for gay couples at a time when same-sex marriage was illegal. Yet he leaves behind a complicated legacy on LGBTQ+ issues.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has long been one of Donald Trump's staunchest MAGA allies. Until now.

New York City voters turned out to the polls as Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo face off in tight race.

In the wide-ranging interview, President Donald Trump said he preferred former Gov. Andrew Cuomo to Mamdani, the Democratic nominee leading the race.

The overnight sensation leading NYC polls has a lot in common with another telegenic young politician who skyrocketed to fame.

Democrats and one Republican say the pardon is inappropriate given business links between Binance and Trump family crypto interests.

Virginia Roberts Giuffre always wanted fellow survivors to spend time together. Now, they're pushing for justice.

President Donald Trump said a "friend" sent a $130 million check to pay troops amid the shutdown. The money wouldn't go far.

Trump warned in a speech in Japan that he could send 'more than the National Guard' to quell what he contends is rampant violence in US cities.

As pictures of the White House demolition began circulating, critics expressed outrage as the nation’s preeminent historical structure stood gutted.

President Donald Trump wants to import meat from Argentina to lower beef prices. Republicans from rural states aren't happy about it.

The impending move represents one of the most significant steps yet in President Trump's bid to decrease the influence of the Education Department.

“There are not going to be American boots on the ground in Gaza," Vice President JD Vance emphasized during a visit to Israel.