President Trump detailed a draft version of his immigration plan for Republican senators Tuesday, calling for overall levels of legal immigration to remain the same but for the government to prioritize workers with prized skills over extended family members looking to reunite.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell tossed a stink bomb into Democrats' anti-Trump party Tuesday, telling them the Russia investigation is "case closed" and urging them to get over their anger or risk playing into Moscow's hands by sowing more discontent.
President Trump won a surprise victory before a usually antagonistic appeals court Tuesday when judges ruled he could continue his "Return to Mexico" policy that allows the government to make some illegal immigrants seeking asylum wait in Mexico while their cases are being heard.
President Trump reportedly lost more than a billion dollars over a 10-year period, a streak of bad investments that enabled him to avoid paying any taxes for almost all of that period.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell declared the Trump-Russia investigation "case closed" on Tuesday, but said Democrats are refusing to accept it -- and playing into Russia's hands.
The Treasury Department informed Congress Monday it will not turn over President Trump's tax returns by a chairman's deadline, leaving Democrats pondering their next step.
New York and New Jersey sued the IRS Monday, arguing the agency is stonewalling attempts to peer behind the decision-making that led to new rules that shield some nonprofits from having to disclose their donors.
Homeland Security officials announced a program Monday that they said will give some police a way to duck sanctuary city policies and still cooperate with ICE by turning over illegal immigrants for deportation.
As Attorney General William P. Barr works to fend off an aggressive Congress demanding more information, he has turned to a surprising source for justification: former Obama official Eric H. Holder Jr., who seven years ago found himself in much the same position.
Two House Democrats, both former prosecutors, have asked the bar associations in Virginia and D.C. to probe Attorney General William P. Barr, saying they feel he broke ethics rules with "despicable" handling of the special counsel's report.
House Democrats backed off their blanket demand for the unredacted special counsel's report and all supporting evidence, instead signaling a willingness Friday to cooperate on asking the courts to referee.
The FBI used a female informant to try to pry information from a Trump campaign adviser during the 2016 elections, The New York Times reported Thursday, fueling allegations that the Obama administration spied on a political opponent.
The federal government is on pace to run a deficit of $896 billion this year, the Congressional Budget Office said Thursday, projecting what would be the fifth worst tally in history.
Senators fell short Thursday in a bid to overturn President Trump's veto over U.S. involvement in the ongoing Yemen civil war, leaving the administration free to support the Saudi-led coalition backing one side in the conflict.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Thursday that Attorney General William P. Barr committed a crime by lying to Congress -- but stopped short of saying what consequences there should be.
Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan testified to senators on Thursday that President Trump never asked him "to do anything unlawful," refuting reports that Mr. Trump had promised to pardon him if he blocked migrants from entering the U.S.
With Attorney General William P. Barr's chair empty, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler lashed out Thursday at Trump administration for the growing clash, saying the government itself "is very much at stake."
Border authorities have identified more than 1,000 "fake families" over the past seven months featuring adults trying to use children who aren't their own to sneak into the U.S.
House Democrats said they are considering holding Attorney General William P. Barr in contempt of Congress after he informed them he won't meet their deadline for turning over the unredacted special counsel's report and won't appear to testify Thursday.
Homeland Security has spotted more than 1,000 fraudulent families at the southwest border over the past seven months, officials said Wednesday, putting parameters on the growing phenomenon of adults trying to use someone else's children to sneak into the U.S.