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Federal agencies that originally targeted American threats are now threatening Americans' free speech.

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) is joining Princeton University to lead a "data collection initiative" over supposed threats and criticisms of elected leaders.

A survey released by the Trafalgar Group reveals 50.2% of voters believe Republicans will take both the House and Senate.

The libertarian running in the Arizona Senate race has dropped his campaign and endorsed Republican Blake Masters.

Leaked documents outlined the topics covered in the meetings.

Sunak stated that the police's responsibility is to fight "actual crime in people’s neighborhoods, and not policing bad jokes on Twitter.”

Several men shaking a suspension bridge were caught on camera moments before the bridge collapsed, killing 133 people.

Republicans believe Trump will be indicted between two to three months after the midterm elections due to Democratic pressure against Attorney General Merrick Garland.

NBC News acquired a report from the software company Strider detailing the Chinese scientists who have used taxpayer funds to conduct research at the Los Alamos National Laboratory and now work on military technology in China.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas on Monday dismissed an argument from a lawyer defending race-based affirmative action policies in college admissions and said that he doesn't give much weight to the idea that diversity automatically creates better outcomes.