President Donald Trump on Thursday hinted at upcoming changes to his deportation policies as members of the hotel and farming industries have complained about the loss of labor.

The former board members said that they "voted overwhelmingly to resign from the board, rather than endorse unprecedented actions that we believe are impermissible under the law." ...

Musk mulled the idea of creating "The America Party" last week after he clashed with Trump over his large spending bill. The ...

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is joining 15 other state attorneys general in suing the federal government to stop ...

Protests have broken out in multiple major cities this past week over the ICE raids, with the largest riot occurring in ...

With Newsom having been down so long over issues such as the fires in Southern California, men in women's sports, the ...

The committee will now hold a new election for the new male vice chair from June 12-14, followed by a vote for a second vice ...

As to Trump's current efforts, 55% said he had either not gone far enough or hit the right level of deportations, while 36% ...

Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson has died, his family announced Wednesday on social media. Wilson was 82. The Beach Boys began ...

Asif Rahman violated his position of trust by illegally accessing, removing, and transmitting Top Secret documents vital to the national security of the United States and its allies,” U.S. Attorney ...

Caine appeared in front of the Senate Appropriations subcommittee on armed services alongside Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, ...

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