Politics

Fifteen individuals have been indicted for their efforts to hinder federal immigration enforcement operations in Minneapolis.

The Trump administration announced that oversight of special education and civil rights will no longer be conducted by the Department of Education.

Three former advisers to President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign pleaded not guilty Tuesday to felony forgery charges in Wisconsin, as the state's Democratic attorney general pressed forward with a prosecution that has survived two years, a change in presidential administration, and federal pardons issued by Trump himself.

Attorneys for a Texas county have pushed back against calls from a group to remove a Ten Commandments monument.

A new report from a leading threat-research institute links anti-Christian extremism and what analysts call an "assassination culture" to the alleged bomb plot against Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk, as threats against conservative figures continue to climb to historic levels.

Federal prosecutors announced Tuesday they will seek the death penalty for an Afghan national charged with killing a National Guard soldier and gravely wounding a second on Thanksgiving Day last year in Washington, D.C.

A new White House memo directs War Secretary Pete Hegseth to increase U.S. weapons production.

The Western States Sheriffs' Association has formally endorsed Todd Blanche for attorney general, urging the Senate to confirm Trump's nominee before the end of summer.

Reviewers with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that Moderna's flu vaccine made with mRNA technology is "effective."

Major League Baseball (MLB) has condemned those writing Bible verses on Pride Night hats.