Haines could lose protections on about 14 percent of its land as federal officials move to open 28 million Alaska acres to development.

Task Force Iron Gate, run out of Tampa with about 20 staffers, targets Iran's overland and Caspian Sea trade.

Officials called Elon Musk's satellite internet a donation to the White House, yet contracting records show taxpayers paying to install and run it.

Jason Reding Quiñones quits months after deputies tied to the Russiagate probe also walked away.

Two travelers claim American, Delta, United and others swapped private pricing data through a Herndon, Virginia data broker to squeeze more money out of flyers.

Lexington's KC Crosbie wants the RNC job, while Trump has given his full endorsement to RNC co-chair Joe Gruters.

Wiles says Friday was her last day; Trump says she's moving to his political operation.

Tiffany Fountaine Boykin says poor recordkeeping, not deceit, explains nearly $28,000 moved from a client trust account.

Hiring blew past forecasts even as economists warn the job market is stuck in low gear.

Married couples get a $1,000 bigger standard deduction, and the top 37% rate now kicks in higher up the income ladder.

The executive-elect wants to move offices into the historic Rockville courthouse where Thurgood Marshall once argued cases.

A new Justice Department opinion reins in how race factors into a decades-old school desegregation grant program.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's new memos let Guard troops carry rifles and patrol D.C. waterways, but they still can't make arrests.