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Sen. John Curtis (R-UT) is calling for the Senate Judiciary Committee to investigate whether President Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr., used his proximity to the president for financial gain.

A stunning 24% of American adults cannot name even one of the five rights guaranteed by the First Amendment, according to a new survey that paints a troubling picture of civic ignorance just weeks before voters head to the polls for midterm elections.

President Trump told the United Nations General Assembly that artificial intelligence may be renamed "super intelligence" across U.S. documents.

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) introduced a bill that strips billions of dollars from ICE and redirects them to communities the Democrat says have been "hurt" by the agency.

A lesbian preacher closely tied to Texas Senate candidate James Talarico was caught on hidden camera admitting the Democrat is deceiving voters about his true positions, telling an undercover reporter: "I can guarantee you that once he's elected he'll change his tune" on transgender issues.

President Trump pledged to appeal a lawsuit he anticipates to lose surrounding his block of several news outlets from the White House.

The FBI wore actual gloves when handling Joe Biden's classified documents, organizing them with visible care and keeping them neatly contained.

For six years, European regulators dug into how Google handled the location data of millions of users.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) directed the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) to pause all permits sought by data centers.

Rape victims in England and Wales now wait an average of 424 days just to get through the Crown Court system, a staggering backlog that has pushed the government to create dedicated courtrooms exclusively for sexual assault cases.