Beijing blacklisted a Mesa, Arizona-based FCC testing lab and five other U.S. groups amid a deepening trade fight.

Le Diplomate's $19 foie gras parfait could disappear if D.C. voters approve a force-feeding ban this November.

Washington regulators say ISS's shift into corporate consulting broke the terms of its 1987 antitrust clearance.

Marco Rubio says Venezuela’s elections are months away, pushing back against calls for an immediate democratic transition. The timeline clashes with opposition hopes for voting by November.

Thirty-five state attorneys general want the federal hemp crackdown to arrive on time. A Senate funding plan could buy the industry one extra month.

A church rally, Capitol arrests and a national march campaign put the SAVE Act fight back in Washington’s streets.

A divided D.C. appeals court says the Trump administration improperly killed Biden's multibillion-dollar green bank. The funding fight may now head to the Supreme Court.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin is under fire from MAGA hardliners after calling for immigration reform and visa changes to address labor shortages.

Five federal workers are challenging the Trump administration’s ban on gender-affirming care coverage, arguing the policy violates Title VII. The case could affect tens of thousands of people enrolled in federal health plans.

The State Department plans to close five overseas missions spanning Canada, Japan, Indonesia, Cameroon and Grenada. The move would shrink America’s diplomatic footprint as the administration pushes a broader government downsizing.

Twenty-five states are challenging Trump’s newest tariffs, putting another major import-tax fight before federal judges. California’s ports and supply chains are directly in the line of fire.

Don Beyer is seeking a seventh term as four Democrats challenge him over affordability, federal layoffs and data centers in Northern Virginia.

RFK Jr.’s CNN interview veered from pandemic preparedness into a fiery vaccine showdown with Dana Bash as measles cases continue to rise.