The Trump administration is pursuing changes to U.S. currency, including adding the president's signature to bills and proposing a commemorative $250 note.
Several legal actions have been filed targeting different government offices and officials over civil rights enforcement and discrimination policies.
New analysis questions effectiveness of Trump-era tariffs while administration announces cotton industry initiative.
Virginia voters will decide April 21 on a constitutional amendment that could redraw congressional districts, with millions in campaign funding flowing to both sides.
A Missouri circuit judge rejected a lawsuit challenging new congressional districts that favor Republicans ahead of midterm elections.
Senate Judiciary Committee questioned DHS Secretary Kristi Noem about immigration enforcement operations that resulted in two civilian deaths in Minneapolis.
U.S. and U.K. officials take action regarding Middle East crisis effects on stranded Americans and potential fuel price manipulation.
Immigration protection programs face legal challenges and administrative delays affecting thousands of recipients.
Four activists who protested at a Chicago-area immigration detention center had all charges dropped after prosecutors acknowledged grand jury misconduct.
Florida will pay biologist Brittney Brown $485,000 after firing her for criticizing Charlie Kirk on social media.
Multiple political developments in the UK include discussions about Conservative leadership, NHS performance data, and civil service relations.
Rep. Eric Swalwell leads early California gubernatorial polling while his staff traveled to Colombia to return hearing aids to a deported 6-year-old.
Former President Trump plans his first public appearance since a recent security incident at The Villages, Florida's largest retirement community.
Federal immigration courts are experiencing dramatically increased caseloads while recent judicial rulings have created uncertainty about case processing.
The Alabama Republican Party dismissed a challenge claiming Sen. Tommy Tuberville doesn't meet the state's seven-year residency requirement to run for governor.
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