The move comes after a federal judge blocked the administration’s effort to more tightly control the media outlets that have access to the president.

The Department of Defense notified millions of current and former U.S. military personnel that their personal information had been stolen in a months-long breach.

They're now stuck in the last place they wanted: Judge Williams's court.

Posting Through It · Episode

Congress has long blocked government funds from being used on propaganda, though the Trump administration claims they’re “public service announcements.”

Cloudflare, Google, and Proton were among the "dominant" infrastructure providers to sites dedicated to hosting abusive content, the study found.

How the federal government built a massive database of license plate reader data through an anti-drug trafficking program.

Ken Paxton, one of the party’s top Senate candidates and a Trump loyalist, said that “everybody’s numbers dropped” after the event, according to audio obtained by The Times.

Most of the frozen water has vanished because glaciers have been flowing faster into the ocean, rather than because of surface melting of ice sheets, according to a new study. Researchers estimate the...

Videos and witness testimony show immigration agents continue using Chicago police station parking lots despite a ban on their access to city property. Records obtained from the Civilian Office of Pol...

The federal government has withheld his identification, even as major state and local law enforcement agencies across the country typically identify officers involved in shootings on the job soon afte...

While many top Texas GOP leaders rushed to denounce the Railroad Commissioner nominee's latest racist screed, another assortment of Lone Star conservatives has stood behind him.

Bo French, the Republican nominee for one of Texas’ most powerful statewide offices, is facing bipartisan criticism over a racist post about the crowd at a University of Texas football game.

But they have waited too long and are still too few in number to change the outcome of a likely Democratic tsunami

Solicitor General John Sauer made the alarming, all-encompassing argument — previously covered at Law Dork — to the Supreme Court on Monday morning.

The judge ruled that FEMA had no “authority to extract unfunded reforms from states in exchange for grants.”