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The Democratic leader reported feeling lightheaded at the gym, and was taken to the hospital as a precaution

At the NATO summit in The Hague, a clumsy metaphor turns into viral fuel for Trump, who revels in the paternal role

The Democratic mayoral nominee has been a vocal critic of the Trump administration's mass deportation policy

Washington reveals new details on Fordow raid, but offers little clarity on Natanz and Isfahan as questions mount over Iran’s enriched uranium stockpiles

Governor Moore called the move “a clear attempt to intimidate judges”

Sources say the event is designed to capitalize on Trump’s well-known admiration for the British monarchy, with the aim of strengthening diplomatic ties

Despite its liberal reputation, the Golden State has more inmates on death row than any other

Rule allows suspension of commercial drivers who fail to demonstrate English proficiency

Sae Joon Park, 55, sent back to South Korea over decades-old non-violent offenses tied to PTSD

Harvard University has restarted negotiations with the Trump administration after being significantly weakened by its months-long legal and political fight with the White House. Among Ivy League schools, Harvard stands alone in having resisted Trump’s sweeping crackdown on American academia....

Trump’s former immigration aide holds shares in Palantir, the tech firm powering ICE surveillance and arrests

Trump calls it a “victory for Western civilization,” warns Spain over compliance