The Education Department under President Donald Trump has been closing Title IX gender-discrimination complaints against universities and colleges at a significantly faster clip than Obama officials, federal data show.
Peter Strzok, the FBI agent facing criticism following a series of anti-Trump text messages, was subpoenaed to appear before the House Judiciary Committee next week, Fox News confirmed Friday.
The White House donated some of the food readied for the recently-canceled White House congressional picnic, a rep for the first lady confirmed Friday.
Hillary Clinton warned Friday that Russian interference in the 2016 election is a part of a “white- white-supremacist and xenophobic movement” headed by Vladimir Putin to undermine western democracy.
President Trump on Friday blasted what he described as a media double standard, as he honored families whose loved ones were killed by illegal immigrants and accused the press of ignoring them to focus on the plight of migrants caught crossing the border.
Henry McMaster took a big leap when he endorsed Donald Trump for president in January 2016. Now, the South Carolina governor is hoping that early support pays dividends.
The Justice Department suffered a digital-age defeat Friday at the Supreme Court, which sided with the privacy rights of cellphone users in a dispute over law enforcement tracking their movements.
A little girl shown in a viral photo crying as a U.S Border Patrol agent detained her mother – and used by TIME magazine to symbolize the Trump administration's family separation policy – reportedly was never separated from her mom.
President Trump on Friday endorsed Alabama GOP Rep. Martha Roby, saying she has been a “consistent and reliable” supporter of his agenda—despite her sharp criticism of him in the weeks leading up to the 2016 election.
Charlie Baker is an anomaly: A Republican governor in a deep blue state, a favorite for re-election in a cycle favoring Democrats and a popular GOP figure in a region where President Trump has no coattails.
President Trump said Friday that a "red wave" is needed to pass an immigration bill in Congress, as he accused Democrats of “doing nothing but obstructing.”
Virginia’s two U.S. senators are urging the Trump administration to answer questions about the alleged abuse of illegal immigrant children in their state between 2015 and 2018.
A 90-year-old New York senator, one of the last WWII veterans still serving in the state legislature, cast what are likely his final votes earlier this week.
A left-wing art collective vandalized a billboard in Northern California on Thursday to render a scathing critique of the Trump administration’s now-ended family separation policy.