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The Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Marcia Fudge, will be leaving the Biden administration on March 22.

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence included social media platform TikTok as a leading threat in a recent report.

Former NFL player and devout Christian Tim Tebow opened up over the weekend about his effort to help victims of child trafficking and exploitation in the United States and across the world.

First Liberty Institute filed a request for a preliminary injunction against the town of Weare, New Hampshire, claiming it violated the law by mandating a site review plan before a pastor could use his home for a religious gathering.

In a first-of-its-kind program in the United States, the state of Massachusetts has planned to spend $10.5 million on contracts with resettlement agencies to move illegal immigrant families.

South Carolina became the 29th state to permit constitutional carry, or carrying a firearm without a permit.

Trinity Health Grand Rapids, a Michigan hospital, agreed to settle a lawsuit after denying a job applicant's religious exemption from the flu vaccine.

A school district in Spokane, Washington, voted to prohibit Border Patrol agents from its schools, claiming they would create distress among children.

Huntington Beach voted to pass a measure that would restrict most flags on public property, striking outrage among LGBT activists.

A Republican-led congressional panel has requested former Democrat New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to testify over his handling of nursing homes during the COVID pandemic.