A draft State Department letter warns Pax Silica members they can't also join China's new AI coalition — and Kazakhstan is caught in the middle.

New tariffs hit drones over 55 pounds and thermal-imaging models hardest, with allies getting discounts starting September 3.

The gag gift, made by Dan Scavino, riffs on Rubio's real-life pile-up of titles, from acting archivist to national security advisor.

A century-old federal permit rule on suppressors quietly expired Thursday, and New York's attorney general says she is not backing down.

A new bill would replace the 10-year identity coverage set to expire this fall with lifetime monitoring for OPM breach victims.

US officials say roughly 2,500 troops remain as Washington closes out its anti-ISIS campaign in Iraq by month's end.

Fed chair Kevin Warsh says rate hikes remain on the table even as core inflation hits a post-pandemic low.

A federal judge dismissed Lulu Liu's visa lawsuit tied to Staten Island's failed New York Wheel, while her co-plaintiff's case moves forward.

Six motorcyclists have died on DC streets this year as Congress moves to strip away the District's helmet mandate.

Coffee is up 35% and ground beef 23% since January 2025, even as the White House insists costs are dropping fast.

A D.C. judge ruled the Energy Department cannot force requesters to re-confirm interest in old FOIA files or lose them entirely.

Every Democrat boycotted, but so did every other Republican — leaving Ted Cruz as the only senator on the dais.

Two former U.S. ambassadors to Jamaica are speaking out against Kari Lake, even as her nomination sits stuck in the Senate.