Pete Buttigieg maintains high visibility as Democratic messenger while party faces questions about ideological direction and electability strategies.
Bill Pulte, currently head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, has been appointed to also serve as acting director of national intelligence.
Leon Botstein announced his departure from Bard College following an investigation into his extensive contacts with Jeffrey Epstein.
Immigration enforcement actions this week included the arrest of an Army sergeant's wife and a courthouse detention that attorneys said violated a judge's prohibition.
The State Department will cut visa processing locations in Africa from 50 to 20 hubs, while DHS develops plans to reject some asylum claims without interviews.
Congressional Republicans are advancing legislation to fund a $400 million secure ballroom facility at the White House, citing national security concerns.
The White House has posted social media content featuring video game and movie clips alongside military operation footage from the ongoing Iran conflict.
New York City has scrapped a planned property tax hike in budget revisions while allocating a record $43 billion to public schools.
Congress faces ongoing Department of Homeland Security shutdown with uncertainty over TSA worker pay as lawmakers return from recess.
Recent polling data shows growing pessimism about America's future alongside increased religious engagement among young men ahead of the nation's 250th birthday.
Republican lawmakers submit brief to Supreme Court supporting Louisiana's challenge to FDA rules governing the abortion pill mifepristone.
The Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear arguments over whether Colorado can require Catholic schools to accept same-sex couples' children in state-funded programs.
The DOJ sued Denver over its ban on certain semi-automatic rifles, with officials claiming the ordinance violates Second Amendment rights.
Immigration authorities released the wife of Army Sgt. 1st Class Jose Serrano after she spent one month in detention.
The Justice Department issued subpoenas to the Wall Street Journal related to reporting on Iran military deliberations, prompting press freedom concerns.
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