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President Donald Trump threatens "Federal takeover of" Washington D.C., claiming Mayor Muriel Bowser is disseminating false crime statistics
Empty assurances won’t save Ukraine. Russia remains hell-bent on waging its campaign of terror. High-stakes talks between Trump, Zelenskyy and European leaders didn't rein in Putin.
Gen Z is trending conservative faster than any recent generation. But winning our support takes effort. and consistency. And it takes meeting us where we live — online and on campus.
Political leaders oppose ICE mask policies while violent attacks on immigration facilities and officers surge dramatically across the United States.
As the Trump administration loosens enforcement by the FTC and the FDA of unproven health claims, allies in Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s “medical freedom” movement are pushing to permanently roll back the protections.
One day after officials in California rejected Erik Menendez’s bid for parole, his older brother will appear before commissioners Friday and hope for a different outcome.
Famine was officially declared Friday in part of northern Gaza, including Gaza City, by the world's leading authority on hunger as Israel vowed to destroy the area if Hamas doesn't agree to its terms.
President Donald Trump spoke to law enforcement and National Guard troops in Washington, D.C., and thanked them for what he described as a successful start to his administration's efforts to reduce crime in the city.
Officials in California have denied parole for Erik Menendez, citing his efforts to cover up the murders and his illegal cell phone use behind bars. NBC News’ Liz Kreutz reports.
Kansas health officials monitor 6 West Nile virus cases, with 5 classified as serious neuroinvasive infections in north-central and south-central regions.
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction on Thursday blocking Florida from further expanding the "Alligator Alcatraz" immigration detention center.
Officials in California have denied parole to Erik Menendez, saying that he continues "to pose an unreasonable risk to public safety." He will be able to seek parole again in three years.
