American photojournalist Matt Schrier, who escaped from Al Qaeda in Syria, claimed the FBI was monitoring his finances while he was in captivity as a way to track the terrorist organization.
Senate Republicans fed up with the Democrats' refusal to allow confirmation votes on a slew of critical appointments - including the high-profile case of the Trump administration's first openly gay ambassadorial nominee – may move more aggressively to finally break the logjam.
A Republican lawmaker is warning that the $1.3 trillion spending bill approved by Congress last week means more aging veterans could be deprived of owning guns because of a policy that targets those who no longer handle their finances.
Former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort’s legal team filed a motion Tuesday to dismiss a second round of charges brought forth by Special Counsel Robert Mueller in Virginia, blasting him for exceeding the scope of the investigation into Russian meddling and potential collusion with Trump campaign associates during the 2016 presidential election — a topic Mueller is allegedly not investigating Manafort for.
Sen. Jim Inhofe says he's working on legislation that would require undocumented immigrants to return to their countries of origin as they wait for a date to appear before a judge.
Mitt Romney claimed Monday that he is more conservative than President Trump on immigration, expressing skepticism about allowing recipients of the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program to gain a path to citizenship.
Democrats are blasting the Trump administration for a “craven attack on our democracy” this week, in the wake of its decision to ask 2020 census respondents if they are citizens of the United States.
John Paul Stevens, the 97-year-old retired Supreme Court justice, is calling for the repeal of the Second Amendment and is encouraging anti-gun protesters to do the same.
A California sheriff’s office announced Monday that it will provide public information on when inmates are released from jail -- a move coming amid a growing backlash against the liberal state’s “sanctuary” laws that limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
Rapper Vic Mensa, who performed at the "March for Our Lives" rally in Washington, D.C. on Saturday and subsequently called for an AR-15 rifle ban, pled guilty to a gun crime last year.
President Donald Trump has remained in contact with disgraced former White House staff secretary Rob Porter and expressed hope to see him returning to the West Wing.
Stormy Daniels' lawyer succeeded in hyping his client's "60 Minutes" appearance into the must-watch TV episode of the season—the show’s biggest ratings in a decade.
A Democratic candidate for Buncombe County sheriff in North Carolina apologized Sunday for a joke about taking guns away from people’s “cold, bare hands.”
A Democratic candidate for Buncombe County sheriff in North Carolina apologized Sunday for a joke about taking guns away from people’s “cold, bare hands.”
The White House is looking into whether two loans worth over $500 million to Jared Kushner’s family business may have violated federal ethics regulations or criminal laws, The Wall Street Journal reported.
A top fundraiser for President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit Monday against the state of Qatar and lobbyists working for Qatar, alleging they hacked his and his wife's emails as part of an ongoing battle between the United Arab Emirates and Qatar.
