Immigrant-rights groups accused ICE agents of "acts of terror" after the agency raided seven Mississippi businesses Wednesday morning, arresting hundreds of illegal immigrants who'd been working there.
House Democrats told a federal court Wednesday their investigations of President Trump are moving "toward possible impeachment proceedings," marking one of the boldest pro-impeachment statements from party leaders to date.
Rep. Elijah E. Cummings called for unity and an end to divisive racist rhetoric Wednesday and pleaded with President Trump to join him in traveling through Baltimore, saying they could visit the volunteers who are trying to make the city a better place.
More than 70 percent of coverage on the major Spanish-language television news programs is slanted to the left, according to a new report Wednesday by the Media Research Center, which says things have gotten worse over the past five years.
Congress cannot duck the issue of expanded background checks in the wake of last weekend's shootings, Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer said Wednesday, rejecting what he said were GOP plans to pass more limited legislation encouraging states to confiscate guns from dangerous individuals.
A top Democrat on Wednesday accused President Trump of violating the Constitution after news that the administration has moved to suspend foreign assistance money Congress had approved.
The White House said Tuesday that Democrats shouldn't blame President Trump's rhetoric for mass shootings in Ohio and Texas, pointing to numerous examples when Democrats could unfairly be faulted for inciting violence.
House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Bennie G. Thompson released an "action plan" Tuesday he said is designed to raise the profile of domestic terrorist threats.
A federal judge tossed one of the charges against former Obama White House lawyer Greg Craig, but ruled Tuesday that he will face trial on another charge stemming from the government's accusations that he hid his work on behalf of the government of Ukraine.
Immigrant-rights groups sued Tuesday to try to stop the Department of Homeland Security's new speedy deportation policy, saying the Trump administration is cutting too many corners and stripping migrants of due process rights to fight their removal.
Vice President Mike Pence said Tuesday he was surprised by media criticism of his wife's decision to teach art at a school with devout Christian beliefs, and said he's gotten lots of practice in forgiving his critics.
President Trump has directed the FBI to give priority to domestic terrorism cases, Vice President Mike Pence said Tuesday, vowing "justice will be swift and certain" in the El Paso, Texas, shooting case.
Congress showed a newfound appetite for diving into the gun debate Monday, with key Republicans saying they're working on bills they think can win bipartisan support and make a dent in what all sides now see as an epidemic of violence.
The U.S. government officially designated China a currency manipulator Monday, treading where the past two administrations resisted, as President Trump's trade feud with Beijing escalated.
Congress showed a newfound appetite for diving into the gun debate Monday, with key Republicans saying they're working on bills they think can win bipartisan support and make a dent in what all sides now see as an epidemic of violence.
Former President Barack Obama said Monday that "racist sentiments" coming from some U.S. leaders have fueled the climate that led to this weekend's shooting rampages, and said the country must take steps to rein in "white nationalist websites that proliferate on the internet."
Judicial Watch, a conservative law firm, announced Monday is has sued California to stop the state's new law requiring presidential candidates to release their tax returns or else be left off the primary ballot.
Sen. Lindsey Graham said Monday he's struck a bipartisan deal to write legislation that would encourage states to adopt "red flag" laws allowing guns to be taken from potentially dangerous individuals, and he vowed action in the wake of this weekend's shootings.
Stocks tumbled Monday after President Trump's trade dispute with China accelerated and the yuan sunk to its lowest value in a decade versus the dollar, leaving investors skittish about the relationship between the world's two biggest economies.
Democrats' top leaders asked Americans to demand action on gun control and said the Senate must cancel its summer vacation and return to Washington to pass legislation "immediately," after a pair of shooting rampages this weekend.