A Texas congressman’s new bill would deny birthright citizenship to some children born in the U.S. and target so-called birth tourism.

Zelenskyy wants Trump to persuade Elon Musk to let Ukraine use Starlink for strikes inside Russia, raising fresh questions about private power in wartime.

DHS is expanding the UFLPA list by 43 companies, putting new pressure on importers handling metals, apparel, cotton and food products.

A quiet EEOC directive has frozen federal-sector discrimination class complaints, prompting AFGE to sue in Washington, D.C. The stakes are highest for workers alleging systemic bias.

A draft Pentagon memo would eliminate civilian tenure at U.S. military academies and scrutinize every course for warfighter relevance.

Trump has until September 9 to ask the Supreme Court to revive his failed lawsuit against Hillary Clinton and other 2016 Russia-collusion targets.

A bipartisan bill backed by Sen. Martin Heinrich would loosen Medicare rules and expand psychologist access in rural communities, including New Mexico.

Trump is taking his Cabinet to Camp David as Iran war support sinks and political pressure rises. The secluded retreat offers privacy, but not much escape from the conflict’s growing costs.

Nevada Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto is criticizing immigration policies from both Trump and Biden while pitching new protections for long-settled families.

A new EEOC complaint targets SEO and 14 law firms over alleged discrimination against white, heterosexual Christian applicants. It is the latest escalation in the legal battle over diversity fellowships.

Five challengers took aim at UAW President Shawn Fain as the union's fall election drew closer. A federal investigation and monitor report have raised the stakes.

A bipartisan Senate bill would impose age checks, parental controls and new safety rules on AI companion chatbots used by minors.

Scam victims can lose their savings, then face IRS bills on money stolen from retirement accounts. A bipartisan House bill aims to change that.