Rival Satmar leaders from Kiryas Joel and Williamsburg spoke face to face for the first time in decades during a rare White House visit.

Treasury says Golden Global Bank helped Iran turn Chinese oil payments into cash and gold through Turkey.

The measure ties federal student aid to a pledge against boycotting Israel, but the Senate path is murky.

Educators have objected to being assigned checkpoint duty. The district has assigned teachers to checkpoint duty.

A 49-year-old Havana grandmother has had no power since Sunday as Washington blacklists the firm that keeps Cuba's power grid running.

DC lawmakers are studying a New York-style tax on high-value homes owned by absentee owners as the city faces a projected decline in District tax revenue.

Restaurants and bars drove the surge as revised data erased fears of a summer job slump nationwide.

Trump says Britain wasn't there for him on Iran, raising doubts about a future Falklands commitment as Milei cheers.

The Commerce Secretary apologized after claiming zero U.S. deaths in the six-month Iran conflict.

More than 18,000 schools could lose tax-exempt status under a new Treasury rule tied to race-based aid and admissions.

HMAS Stirling near Perth is set to host four US-commanded submarines by 2027 as Canberra and Washington push back on Beijing's Pacific reach.

At a Rose Garden dinner, Trump told lawmakers he'll hit all 35 targeted midterm races while GOP candidates grumble that a $400M super PAC war chest sits unspent.

A federal appeals panel says a district judge had no authority to void the ex-soldier's 2017 court-martial conviction.