The Department of Justice on Monday announced charges against Luis Nino-Moncada, an illegal migrant and known Tren de Aragua associate who allegedly rammed his truck into an unoccupied U.S. Border Patrol vehicle in Portland...

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has now lasted longer than the Soviet Union's war against Nazi Germany, highlighting Moscow's difficulty in translating military force into decisive territorial control.

Gasoline prices across the U.S. have fallen sharply, with the White House announcing that 43 states have average pump prices below $3 per gallon, marking one of the broadest stretches of low fuel costs in recent years.

The Department of Justice has long relied on a tested playbook for emergencies like the unrest in Minneapolis — one focused not only on containing disorder, but also on calming anger and distrust toward law enforcement.

Freshman Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, is emerging as a key player in Senate talks to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, arguing the policy fits squarely within President Donald Trump's America First agenda, Politico reported Monday.

The U.S. government wastes hundreds of billions of dollars annually, says Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. In an interview with journalist Christopher Rufo that premiered Sunday, Bessent said federal "waste, fraud, and abuse" totals $300 billion to $600 billion a year.

The Trump administration has revoked more than 100,000 visas since it entered the White House less than a year ago, State Department deputy spokesperson Tommy Pigott said Monday on X.

The Department of Homeland Security has issued new guidance requiring lawmakers to provide at least seven days' notice before visiting Immigrations and Customs Enforcement facilities, a policy change that comes soon after an ICE officer fatally shot Renee Good.

The Trump administration is reportedly finalizing a trade agreement with Taiwan that would cut U.S. tariffs on the island's exports to 15% and secure a major expansion of semiconductor manufacturing in the United States.

Amid nationwide protests against their enforcement of U.S. laws, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested more "worst of the worst" criminal illegal migrants over the weekend, Newsmax has learned.

Minnesota Democrat Gov. Tim Walz was seen Monday at the site in Minneapolis where Renee Good was fatally shot during an ICE-related enforcement operation.

HUD Secretary Scott Turner on Monday said New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration is promoting housing policies that elevate race over need, calling the approach discriminatory and warning that the federal agency will not follow suit.

Paramount is escalating its high-stakes bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, taking the fight from the boardroom to the courtroom as millions of Americans watch closely-many of them subscribers to both Netflix and Warner-owned platforms, The Hollywood Reporter reports.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is proposing to make artificial intelligence companies and large data centers pay more for electricity in New York, arguing their fast-growing power needs are straining the grid and helping drive higher utility bills.

British author J.K. Rowling on Sunday accused Western human rights activists of hypocrisy, arguing that movements quick to condemn Israel and the West have largely ignored mass protests in Iran.

Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley reported raising approximately $5.1 million during the fourth quarter of 2025, bringing his total fundraising to $11 million just five months into the campaign.

Mattel Inc. on Monday is rolling out its first Barbie designed to represent autism, the latest addition to the company's Barbie Fashionistas lineup aimed at showcasing a wider range of abilities, appearances. and medical conditions.

Americans are increasingly rejecting the two major political parties, according to new polling. Just under half, 45%, of U.S. adults now identify as independents, a new Gallup survey found. That's a substantial shift from 20 years ago.

House Administration Committee Chairman Bryan Steil, R-Wis., on Monday will introduce a bill banning lawmakers from buying individual stocks. A post from the House Administration Committee on X confirmed the rollout of the "Stop Insider Trading Act."

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel said on Monday that "there are no talks with the U.S. government, except for technical contacts in the area of migration," Radio Bayamo reported.