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Bills that would seek to provide greater online protections for kids moved forward on both sides of Capitol Hill on Thursday, though a House measure was pulled back from a committee vote in a bid for bipartisan support. The Senate passed a bipartisan bill by unanimous consent that would amend current law to enhance protections […]
A federal court in New York took the first official steps this week to start the refund process for the worldwide tariff regime that the Supreme Court said violated the law. Judge Richard K. Eaton of the U.S. Court of International Trade said in an order Wednesday that importers were due refunds for tariffs paid […]
ANALYSIS — President Donald Trump’s decades-old fixation on Iran threatens to derail his second term, as he displays the kind of “magical thinking” about the Middle East that has hobbled previous commanders in chief. Overly optimistic views helped spawn the lengthy and expensive post-9/11 conflicts that Trump ran against during three presidential campaigns. But after […]
The House on Thursday rejected a war powers resolution that sought to curb ongoing U.S. military operations in Iran.
A Senate committee voted to advance the nomination of Robert Cekada to lead the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
A group of Democratic attorneys general filed a lawsuit Thursday challenging the tariffs President Donald Trump adopted last month.
Virginia's highest court stepped in Wednesday to let the commonwealth's planned April redistricting referendum move forward.
Frank Bisignano was pressed on a court ruling that agency broke the law in disclosing and sharing data with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The Trump administration is trying to justify its decision to bomb Iran, but the panoply of voices muddles the message.
Members of the House Judiciary Committee used an oversight hearing Wednesday to highlight delays in dispersing disaster relief funds.
A late March submission would be much earlier than last year, when a discretionary spending request was issued on May 2.
The State Department did not order evacuation of nonessential personnel from most U.S. embassies in the Middle East until Monday.
President Trump said he has not thought much about Iran's next leader and claimed he forced Israel to go to war with the Islamic Republic.
Minnesota sued the Trump administration for withholding $243 million in Medicaid payments over allegations of fraud within the state’s program.
Attorneys argued Tuesday over whether a federal judge should block the Trump administration from potentially cutting jobs at FEMA.
Iranian officials masked the true intent behind their stubborn insistence to enrich uranium, two administration officials said Tuesday.
Democrats want to roll back controversial changes to the food stamp program enacted in the 2025 reconciliation law.
A federal judge more permanently stopped a policy Monday that would delay lawmaker visits to immigration detention centers.
The Supreme Court appeared ready Monday to limit the federal government’s ability to ban drug users from possessing firearms.
War Powers votes loom for Congress after U.S. strikes Iran - Defense