Browse the latest us news and updates
Federal agents shot two individuals in Portland, Oregon, according to local police reports. The incident is currently under investigation by local and federal authorities.
Two Florida men were arrested for stealing over $500,000 in jewelry by cutting through a bathroom wall in Cape Coral. The suspects bypassed the storefront and looted display cases.
The Senate has reached an agreement to install a commemorative plaque within the U.S. Capitol to honor the officers who defended the building during the January 6, 2021, insurrection.
The House passed a bill to restore enhanced ACA subsidies, but the legislation is expected to fail in the Senate or face a veto. Discover the political battle over healthcare costs.
A Minnesota man has been released after 25 years in prison for a murder he did not commit. New DNA evidence exonerated him, overturning a decades-old wrongful conviction.
Democratic lawmakers have called for a federal probe into Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff regarding potential conflicts of interest tied to his real estate business in the region.
Attorney General Pam Bondi issues a warning to Minnesota protesters, advising them to stay away from federal agents to avoid legal trouble and ensure safety.
Donald Trump is planning a significant renovation of the White House West Wing, including a proposed 'Upper West Wing' expansion. The ambitious project aims to modernize the historic workspace.
The House passed a bill to restore expired health insurance subsidies, though the measure faces nearly certain defeat in the Senate due to partisan opposition.
Former President Donald Trump is urging Maine voters to vote out Republican Senator Susan Collins, calling her 'lazy' and disloyal to the party.
New Jersey has implemented a statewide ban on student cell phones in schools. The policy, signed by Governor Phil Murphy, aims to reduce distractions and improve student focus.
Vice President Vance has announced a new Justice Department fraud post that will be run out of the White House. The move aims to enhance coordination on financial crimes but raises questions about DOJ independence.