Three men arrested in an immigration operation challenge ICE's account of responding to a perceived threat.
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The Trump administration's proposed 250-foot arch near the National Mall faces scrutiny over D.C. height restrictions.
AI regulation in Michigan may not impact public perception, sparking debate over AI campaign parodies' nature.
President Trump flew home from a NATO summit on an older Air Force One, citing nostalgia amidst U.S.-Iran tensions.
Even as the Supreme Court issued major rulings, justices released financial reports, revealing book deal incomes.
Farmers fight federal cuts threatening soil improvement efforts since the 1930s; NRCS staff reductions loom.
Argentina staged a sensational comeback against Egypt, scoring three goals in 13 minutes to win the match 3-2.
SEATTLE — The U.S. men's national team was outclassed by Belgium, losing 4-1 in the World Cup Round of 16.
Federal agents sought David Streever for a harsh email to ICE, sparking a lawsuit over First Amendment rights.
Mitchell S. Jackson on America’s 250th
Pulitzer Prize-winning writer reflects on the paradoxes of celebrating July 4th while acknowledging its complex history.