
American Journalist Pleads Guilty to Acting as Illegal Agent for China
Thomas Pauken II admitted to gathering intelligence on U.S. targets for the Chinese government.

Thomas Pauken II admitted to gathering intelligence on U.S. targets for the Chinese government.

Critics examine Supreme Court rulings on voting rights and redistricting practices affecting U.S. House elections.

TSA workers could receive paychecks as early as Monday after Trump signed executive order, but airport security delays persist amid partial government shutdown.

Mississippi lawmakers will convene a special session to redraw state supreme court districts at the Old Capitol Museum due to renovations in the regular house chamber.

President Trump signed an executive order Tuesday directing Treasury to advise banks on examining customer citizenship status.

President Trump's nearly two-hour State of the Union speech, the longest in U.S. history, drew polarized reactions from Democrats and Republicans in Congress.

Minneapolis released video of January ICE shooting after charges dropped; separate California incident involves agents shooting into car

Oregon Democrat Ron Wyden calls for public disclosure regarding plans for a family detention facility in Louisiana first reported by The Guardian.

Joseph DiGenova, a conservative attorney who previously worked for Trump's campaign, has been assigned to oversee a criminal investigation into former CIA Director John Brennan.

The House is considering new farm legislation while both major parties face challenges in building broad public confidence.

A US Army officer faces charges for allegedly using classified information to place bets totaling $400,000 on the removal of Venezuelan President Maduro.

FBI Director Kash Patel's legal team says they will sue The Atlantic over a report alleging excessive drinking and unexplained absences.

House of Commons Speaker grants debate on whether Prime Minister should face parliamentary probe over Mandelson appointment process.

President Trump made remarks about a $400 million ballroom construction project during a congressional picnic event on Tuesday.

Congress faces ongoing Department of Homeland Security shutdown with uncertainty over TSA worker pay as lawmakers return from recess.
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