The Trump administration will cut the cost to renounce US citizenship by 81% starting in April, fulfilling a campaign promise despite financial losses.
San Francisco coffee chain CEO apologized and reinstated Pride flag policy after worker petition gained over 7,300 signatures.
Two officers who defended the Capitol on Jan. 6 are asking a judge to let their lawsuit proceed over a commemorative plaque's placement.
A Massachusetts man wielding a sword was arrested by FBI agents for allegedly making threats against former President Trump.
Rumeysa Ozturk, a Tufts University graduate student who was detained by immigration authorities, has returned to Turkey after completing her degree.
The Trump administration has withdrawn National Endowment for the Humanities grants totaling $120,000 for academic research projects.
Mayor Karen Bass deployed additional LAPD resources to downtown LA while polling shows majority of voters undecided on her reelection bid.
Some Democrats are exploring moving beyond opposition-focused messaging to emphasize policy solutions as the party evaluates campaign strategies.
Separate reports detail a meeting between Trump and MSG owner James Dolan, and allegations about surveillance practices at Madison Square Garden venues.
Former CIA counterterrorism chief John Kiriakou and Trump allies have made allegations about prosecutions and impeachment proceedings.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed a resolution designating June as Nuclear Family Month, drawing criticism from LGBTQ+ groups.
Two separate incidents involving public figures posting controversial content about President Trump on social media have drawn criticism and calls for resignation.
New York City Mayor faces scrutiny over his handling of a security incident at his residence and subsequent hosting of a controversial activist.
A bipartisan group of senators unveiled legislation Tuesday to help rural residents access home buying assistance, targeting housing affordability concerns.
Immigration officials are handling two separate cases involving immigrants with criminal charges in North Carolina and California.
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