Republicans Face Loyalty Tests Over Trump Ballroom and Iran War
Congressional Republicans prepared to vote on a series of disputed proposals that challenge traditional party fiscal and foreign policy boundaries.
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Trump IRS Settlement Faces New Federal Law Violation Claims
Internal Revenue Service officials face mounting pressure over a settlement addendum that allegedly exempts Donald Trump and his family from future audits.
Three Die After Chemical Exposure Near Albuquerque
Emergency personnel near Albuquerque entered a private residence to find a lethal environment that claimed the lives of three residents.
Los Angeles Charges Seven in South American Theft Ring
Los Angeles prosecutors charged seven people in a burglary case involving fake delivery disguises, surveillance and Wi-Fi jammers.
Trump-Backed Gallrein Unseats Massie in Kentucky Primary
Ed Gallrein defeated Representative Thomas Massie in Kentucky's Republican primary, ending the incumbent's 14-year House tenure.
Trump Endorses Ken Paxton Over Incumbent John Cornyn
President Donald Trump backed Ken Paxton on Tuesday, rejecting four-term incumbent Senator John Cornyn in a Texas runoff that has rattled Senate Republicans.
Andrew Giuliani Leads Trump World Cup Oversight
Andrew Giuliani is leading the White House World Cup task force as federal agencies prepare security, transportation and diplomatic logistics for the 2026 tournament.
Trump Loyalty Tests Drive High Stakes in Tuesday Primaries
Donald Trump is measuring his current influence over the Republican Party as voters in six states decide critical primary contests.
Austin Police Arrest Three Teens After 12 Violent Incidents
Austin investigators identified Cristian Mondragon-Fajardo as the publicly named suspect in a weekend crime spree that spread across multiple parts of the city.
Governor Hochul Announces Tentative Deal to End LIRR Strike
New York state leaders secured a resolution to the transit crisis that paralyzed regional travel for three days.
Mark Fuhrman Dies at 74 in Idaho
Mark Fuhrman, the former Los Angeles Police Department detective whose role in the O.J. Simpson murder trial reshaped debate over police conduct, has died at age 74.
San Diego Mosque Security Guard Killed in Active Shooting
San Diego police units rushed to the Islamic Center of San Diego Monday morning to confront a reported active shooter at the facility.