The Senate defeated a war powers resolution 47-53 along party lines, while the House prepares to vote Thursday on limiting Trump's military action in Iran.
Cole Tomas Allen, 31, accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump at a Washington D.C. event, agreed to remain jailed pending trial.
The Defense Department began releasing previously classified files on unidentified anomalous phenomena as part of President Trump's transparency directive.
The Trump administration has proposed implementing 25% tariffs on Brazilian goods, citing unfair trade practices as justification for the punitive measures.
Justice Samuel Alito temporarily extended access to mifepristone by mail while the court considers restrictions on the abortion drug.
The U.S. Senate commenced a marathon voting session on a budget reconciliation package to fund immigration enforcement agencies.
Legal representatives for Jeffrey Epstein survivors indicate clients have concerns about multiple ongoing investigations related to the case.
Vote counting continues in the Los Angeles mayoral primary, with Karen Bass advancing to November runoff against unknown opponent.
FBI terminated five analysts linked to controversial 2023 memo about Catholic extremists while Trump named Bill Pulte as acting intelligence director.
The Department of Homeland Security shutdown continues for a 40th day, causing major airport delays and leaving TSA workers unpaid while Congress remains deadlocked.
Trump did not rule out government payments to Jan. 6 defendants through proposed fund, while Pence opposed payments to violent rioters.
Louisiana lawmakers approved a new congressional map that reduces the state's Black-majority districts from two to one, potentially giving Republicans an additional House seat.
The top federal prosecutor in Los Angeles confirmed Friday that multiple election fraud investigations are currently underway.
A gunman who opened fire at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner over the weekend is scheduled for a Thursday court hearing.
FBI Director Kash Patel filed a defamation lawsuit seeking $250 million in damages against The Atlantic magazine over an article alleging excessive drinking.
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