A U.S. military jet quietly landed in Moscow as Washington reportedly asked Ukraine to pause strikes on Russian cities.

Rep. Don Bacon says a Nebraska woman with no criminal record faces removal next month despite his direct pleas to DHS.

Federal regulators say fewer than 2% of Doxo's 120,000 listed billers ever authorized the platform to accept payments on their behalf.

The Geneva Consensus Declaration now counts over 40 nations and nearly 1.5 billion people after its secretariat moved from Hungary back to Washington.

Rep. Al Green's new resolution names Houston construction worker Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, killed by ICE in July with no drugs found in his van.

The new levy would push Trump's second-term China duties to precisely the 20% ceiling Beijing says the trade truce allows.

Doors, outlets and missing supplies still dog the Kenilworth swing site as Ward 7 families brace for Monday's opening.

The 90-day plan targets ground beef sold 25% below market price, but ranchers warn it won't fix the herd shortage.

The 600-soldier unit modeled on Ukraine's drone forces is being folded back into airborne infantry after less than a year.

A State Department spokesperson says the number of foreign nationals coming to give birth on U.S. soil is too high — and revocations are climbing fast.

A new Emerson poll shows independents breaking hard from Trump, while Democrats add five more House targets to their expanding battlefield.

Public Citizen says the National Park Service sat on its records request for months while Freedom 250 LLC courted corporate cash.

A California clan that blew $18 million in COVID relief on diamonds and luxury homes is now Exhibit A in a new Senate bill.