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Left splits over California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s retaliation strike in redistricting arms race
California Gov. Gavin Newsom says he was reluctant to change his state's redistricting rules, but eager to do something to give President Trump a black eye.
Epstein co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell says she never saw Trump act inappropriately
Jeffrey Epstein's co-conspirator and former girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell repeatedly told the Justice Department that she never witnessed President Trump in any sexually inappropriate situations.
Federal Reserve Chair Powell signals conditions may ‘warrant’ policy change, hinting at rate cut
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome H. Powell is signaling that a long-awaited cut to interest rates may be warranted in September.
DNI revokes clearance of former Biden intelligence chief
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has revoked the security clearances of former White House National Security Council intelligence chief Maher Bitar, who as a congressional aide played a role in President Trump's 2020 impeachment.
Trash talking, crashes and broken bones: Startup looks to bring WWE flair to bike racing
Formula Fixed founder James Grady wants to put cyclists on the moon. He'll settle for packed arenas.
Supreme Court could strike down several decades-old precedents in major disputes in upcoming term
At least four legal disputes in the conservative-led Supreme Court's upcoming term are expected to offer the justices the opportunity to overturn decades-old precedents.
Recent college grads struggle to find jobs amid AI boom, Trump tariffs
Recent college graduates are struggling more than ever to find entry-level work, as artificial intelligence and uncertainty about the impact of President Trump's tariffs have dampened hiring.
Residents in D.C.’s high-crime neighborhoods back federal takeover of city police
Robbie Woodland was skeptical of President Trump's takeover of the District of Columbia until she spotted a patrol firsthand in Southeast.
World War II veteran, now 100, reunited with trusty tank he and his fellow Marines knew as ‘Lucky’
An Indiana veteran reunited Friday with the M4A3 Sherman tank he served in as a young Marine during the Battle of Iwo Jima in 1945. The tank, nicknamed "Lucky," took part in several intense fights during a bloody campaign that lasted more than a month.
Northern Virginia schools face funding cuts after defying administration on transgender policies
It didn't take long for the Trump administration to bring down the hammer after Northern Virginia school officials refused to bar biological males from girls' restrooms.
WATCH: D.C. flooded with federal agents in Trump’s 30-day crime operation
President Trump deployed over 1,600 federal agents and National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., in an unprecedented 30-day emergency operation resulting in more than 100 arrests.
North Korean defector-turned-restaurateur paints bitter portrait of 1990s famines
Few Koreans would turn down freshwater eel: Deboned, dipped in flour and deep fried, it is a special treat. Lee Ae-ran, however, won't touch the dish. "When I see it, my heart grows heavy," she says.
Kirk Cameron has last laugh in book battle, landing Library of Congress story hour
Three years ago, Kirk Cameron was stiff-armed by the nation's public libraries, but on Saturday, the Christian actor plans to read his children's books at the most famous library in the world.
Mexican cartels turn to timeshare fraud, target Americans with fake offers
Your timeshare in Mexico may actually be helping prop up that country's violent drug cartels, the U.S. government said Wednesday, warning Americans to think twice before buying south of the border.
North Korean defectors defy sanctions to send cash back to families
North Korean defectors who tap into cross-border networks to send cash back home -- a violation of sanctions imposed by the outside world on the totalitarian state -- say exceptions should be made for "humanitarian" aid such as money to feed hungry family members.
Two Chinese ships collide during harassment operation
A Chinese warship collided with one of its coast guard vessels in the South China Sea on Monday as both ships were pursuing a Philippine coast guard vessel.
Trump deploys National Guard to D.C., federal government to take over city police department
President Trump announced Monday that he would deploy about 800 National Guard troops to the District of Columbia and placed the city's police department under emergency federal control in an unprecedented move to combat crime in the nation's capital and remove homeless encampments.
Art and absurdity of redrawing congressional lines — and then crossing them
We've come a long way from the country's first-ever gerrymander, which involved two future presidents vying to get elected to the first Congress.
Trump orders work on new census that will not include those in U.S. illegally
President Trump announced Thursday that he has ordered the Department of Commerce to create a census that will exclude anyone illegally in the U.S.
‘We’ve paid our dues’: Appalachians look to new solar projects to replace old king coal
Just outside this Appalachian town atop an artificially flattened mountain lies a former surface mine that once produced 3 million tons of coal a year.
