The City of Chicago escalated its months-long battle with the Trump administration over immigration enforcement Monday, asking a federal court to block Attorney General Jeff Sessions from imposing several new conditions over certain federal grant money.
A suite of pressures on the policy that protects young undocumented immigrants is brewing -- and it could mean the program soon either becomes permanent or disappears entirely.
The city of Chicago says it plans to file a lawsuit against the US Justice Department on Monday over new stipulations placed on federal law enforcement grant money requiring local police departments to assist in federal immigration actions.
Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) defends special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, saying "there is no minimizing or underestimating that attack."
Hours after two gun deaths interrupted a 72-hour ceasefire in Baltimore, one of the organizers wrote a message early Sunday for those she said claimed the ceasefire had ended.
Tropical Storm Franklin is strengthening over the Caribbean Sea, menacing Mexico with storm warnings and a hurricane watch issued for the Yucatan peninsula.
Video of a California police officer pointing his gun at a man for nearly nine minutes during a traffic stop is going viral, generating nearly one million views on YouTube.
On President Donald Trump's 200th day in office, he still lags far behind his predecessors in staffing up his administration, both in terms of nominations and confirming those positions.
White House officials and Vice President Mike Pence are pushing back against a New York Times report claiming he is readying to campaign for president in 2020 should Trump not seek re-election.
