Victoria Lane

A newly surfaced donor list shows more than $330 million in private commitments for the White House ballroom, with Nvidia and Apple each pledging $25 million as lawmakers demand to know who else signed on.

Rep. Andy Harris clashed with a Cambridge audience and then with reporters Tuesday night, as surging diesel prices and the administration's Russia fuel deal dominated his debate with Democrat Dan Schwartz.

Rep. Delia Ramirez formally introduced the Reimagining Safety Act on Tuesday, a bill that would tear down the Department of Homeland Security, abolish ICE and Customs and Border Protection, and end federal funding for the border wall.

Homeland Security Investigations agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington, D.C., home Monday in a criminal probe of her immigration history, prompting the Minnesota Democrat to accuse Trump of weaponizing federal law enforcement.

President Trump is asking the Supreme Court to revive his dismissed racketeering suit against Hillary Clinton, the DNC and others over the 2016 Russia collusion narrative, after lower courts threw out the case and imposed nearly $1 million in sanctions on him and his attorney.

A new House Judiciary report names the offenders and accuses Denver and Boulder prosecutors of giving illegal aliens preferential treatment so they can dodge deportation.

President Trump blasted Rep. Henry Cuellar for refusing to switch parties after receiving a pardon, throwing his support behind Republican Tano Tijerina in Texas' 28th District.

President Trump is backing a plan to create a permanent Camp David-style presidential retreat at his West Palm Beach golf club, with the county weighing a land transfer and his team calling it a gift to future presidents.

A federal judge declined to rule from the bench Tuesday but pressed the Justice Department over why ABC's broadcast licenses needed an early review, as Disney's First Amendment fight with the FCC moves forward.

President Donald Trump has cleared the way for the Fort Hood terrorist to face an Army firing squad, 17 years after the 2009 massacre that killed 13 Americans.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has filed a judicial review against Thames Valley Police to quash the search warrants used in his Epstein-linked February arrest, setting up a private court hearing on Thursday.

A Miami federal judge sentenced former Republican congressman David Rivera to 10 years in prison for concealing a $50 million lobbying campaign on behalf of Venezuela's Maduro government.

U.S. employers added just 29,000 jobs in September and unemployment ticked up to 4.2%, but a stronger household survey, cooling wages and a rally on Wall Street told a more nuanced story.

Finnish authorities opened a preliminary inquiry Thursday into a year-long series of unexplained entries at the homes of members of parliament, with the prime minister saying an outside power could be behind the pattern.

Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has launched the "Next Great American Base" competition, inviting governors to bid for a new self-sustaining military installation built for up to 25,000 troops.

The U.S.-led UN Command says a North Korean mine blast that wounded three South Korean troops inside the Demilitarized Zone violated the 1953 armistice, as Kim Yo Jong dismisses Seoul's investigation as a 'farce.'

Justice Samuel Alito stepped away from Suncor v. Boulder one week before arguments, leaving eight justices to decide a climate liability case that could reshape two dozen similar suits.

Major League Baseball asked the Trump administration whether a regular-season game can be played inside a national park, and a Park Service official scouted Grand Teton as the White House keeps the idea at arm's length.

The White House is defending a government-funded television ad featuring President Trump as a public service announcement, while Democratic lawmakers demand it be pulled and its costs disclosed before the midterms.

A 31-year-old Ukrainian citizen is under arrest after a knife attack at a Benedictine abbey in southeastern Poland killed a Catholic priest and wounded four others, jolting relations between Warsaw and Kyiv.