The annual White House Correspondents' Dinner draws both support and criticism as journalists and commentators debate its relevance and appropriateness.
The Justice Department's internal watchdog is auditing the department's compliance with federal law requiring release of Jeffrey Epstein investigation records.
Republican senators express anger over Trump's treatment of colleagues while RNC leadership maintains his base support remains strong.
The USS Nimitz arrived in the Caribbean as tensions escalate between the U.S. and Cuba over indictments and diplomatic negotiations.
The Supreme Court is entering its final weeks of the current term with several significant cases awaiting decisions from the justices.
New York City's administration is exploring converting free street parking to metered spaces as the city faces a significant budget deficit.
The U.S. military conducted an aerial strike on a suspected drug-trafficking vessel in the Caribbean Sea, killing two people.
Over 3,000 'No Kings' protest events are scheduled across the U.S. Saturday, with Minnesota hosting the flagship rally featuring Bruce Springsteen.
House Speaker Mike Johnson welcomed the primary defeat of Rep. Thomas Massie, a frequent GOP critic who often voted against party leadership.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem testified before Senate and House committees amid funding disputes and questions about agency spending.
President Trump signed an executive order directing payment of TSA workers amid a 40-day partial government shutdown causing airport delays.
The Trump administration is promoting private investment over traditional aid while questioning fraud in federal food assistance programs.
The Supreme Court rejected several appeals Monday, including pharmaceutical companies challenging Medicare drug price negotiations and a former congressman's insider trading conviction.
Louisiana suspended its May 16 House primaries and Alabama called a special session to reschedule elections following a Supreme Court ruling on congressional maps.
President Trump said Sunday he will not sign any legislation until the Senate approves the SAVE Act, which would change voting requirements.
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