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You argued that the American people have misjudged you — that they are wrong about what is in your heart and mind. I want to be clear: I don't care what you think or feel. What I care about is your ac...

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California has not provided its statewide voter registration list to DHS or any other federal agency. State law prohibits the disclosure of sensitive voter information, including Social Security numbe...

Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) wants the senate to skip its upcoming recess in hopes of passing the anti-voting SAVE America Act.

The health secretary is spreading doubts about vaccine safety and considering changes that could prompt manufacturers to flee the U.S. market. History has shown how plagues from the past can roar back...

Collins took money from men on the Epstein list before voting against releasing the files

An ex-wife told the Press Herald that David Brouillette called her and admitted he was the ICE agent who shot Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero.

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Photographs tell a story of two mothers determined to help their babies gain enough weight to leave the hospital — only to face little to no food again.

The COVID vaccine was linked to a new side effect for older adults.

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Trump's Department of Justice is seeking patient files that include the names of young people who have been treated in transgender clinics, as well as hospital staff who have provided care.

Omar Artan was set to become the first Somalian to officiate a World Cup match. He was denied entry to the United States on Monday at Miami International Airport.

Thursday’s dismissals bring the DOJ’s record to 0-8 out of 31 lawsuits brought against states and Washington, D.C.

Half of the population in Dallas County, Alabama, where Selma is located, was African American in 1965.

It outlines a vision that would transform voting from a fundamental democratic right to a complicated, rule-bound process accessible only to those who can navigate a maze of requirements.

The emails focus attention again on the tangle of conflicting statements made by DOJ lawyers — in letters to states, court filings, and public comments — about what the agency planned for the data.

I spent 10 months working at the institution because I thought I could help protect it. What I observed there is far worse than the public knows.