New policies affecting intelligence community participation in government investigations and public inquiries have been announced by senior officials.
Defense officials are weighing deployment of anti-drone laser technology following drone activity near the Army base housing top officials.
California's gubernatorial primary has become unpredictable, with Democrats fearing their crowded field could allow two Republicans to advance to the general election.
An Egyptian mother and five children were taken back into ICE custody and placed on a deportation flight to Egypt, days after being released from detention.
A fundraising committee supporting Senator Susan Collins has created a website highlighting past controversies involving her Democratic challenger Graham Platner.
Democrats examine internal challenges following electoral setbacks, with discussions about party direction and candidate positioning.
Reform UK Deputy Leader Richard Tice has publicly rejected established climate science, according to recent reporting.
Religious groups are asking a federal judge to allow in-person visits to minister to immigrants held at a Minneapolis federal building.
New York City Council released alternative budget proposal amid ongoing fiscal pressures and disagreement with state lawmakers over revenue solutions.
FBI raided Virginia Democratic state senator Louise Lucas's office while a Georgia man was federally indicted for threatening Republican officials online.
Four proposed bills in New York state legislature address sentencing and parole policies for violent offenders, drawing criticism from opponents.
Former clerks and Justice Department officials gathered at the Supreme Court to honor the late Justice Sandra Day O'Connor at a formal memorial service.
A mother whose son died from a severe allergic reaction at school is advocating for new legislation to protect pupils with allergies in Northern Ireland.
Rep. Jack Bergman said President Trump's backing creates momentum for advancing psychedelic therapy research at congressional event.
Scottish National Party leader John Swinney indicated during a televised debate that an independence referendum could potentially be held in 2028.
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