A new study finds that tenants who pay their rent on time can see “significant increases” if the payments are reported to credit bureaus.

One farmer in rural Texas says none of his employees have wanted to come to work out of fear of being picked up during an ICE raid, “whether they are legal or illegal.”

The poignant display of US military might in DC today on Trump's birthday comes with a Hollywood connection

The agency’s recent shuffle includes a new deputy director who led Louisiana’s Wildlife and Fisheries Department and is a former aide to the Homeland Security secretary.

Our unofficial estimate is that around 4 million people attended a protest event yesterday. Anti-Trump resistance is outpacing 2017.

The agency announced an accountability policy has been rescinded.

The Justice Department argued that Trump’s public statements about the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case didn’t reflect the government’s actual position.

Trump has given soldiers the authority to detain migrants for domestic criminal violations. In person, it’s overwhelming.

Leland Lehrman, executive director of the MAHA Institute, also believes Israel might have been behind 9/11.

Local advocates cheered Krasner’s primary victory on Tuesday, which all but assures him a third term, as an affirmation of criminal justice reform by Philly voters.

Republicans would have never passed their disastrous tax bill if Democrats didn’t love staying in office until they die.

Multiple FEMA employees tell WIRED that they did not know of another time when a strategic plan was rescinded without another in place.