TWT Video
Feds withhold over $1 billion in Medicaid payments to California, Minnesota to stop fraud
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is pausing more than $1 billion in federal Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota because of suspected fraud and noncompliance, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced Tuesday.
A Minnesota town now boasts the world’s tallest nutcracker
Crossing the open farmland of southwestern Minnesota, you'll encounter an otherworldly sight: a massive head with a beard, mustache and red-striped top hat looming over the horizon.
Supreme Court term saw more ideological divides; Justice Jackson furthest to the left
The number of 6-3 ideologically split decisions at the Supreme Court rose this term with rulings on transgender athletes, the Voting Rights Act, campaign finance and several immigration decisions all being won by the conservative majority, according to a prominent court scholar.
Is Mojtaba Khamenei still in Iran? Supreme leader’s whereabouts unclear as speculation grows
Where exactly is Mojtaba Khamenei?
The Kennedy Center: Trump’s name is gone but the fight isn’t over
The Kennedy Center's future is caught in a court battle over renovations, leadership, and its name. George Gerbo breaks down how a two-year closure plan and a board takeover ended up in front of a federal judge -- and what comes next for the nation's cultural landmark.
WATCH: By the numbers, how the justices lined up this term
Dr. Adam Feldman, Supreme Court scholar and statistics keeper with Legalytics, joins Court Watch with Alex Swoyer to break down where the justices aligned, where they split, and what the numbers reveal.
Pentagon identifies two U.S. soldiers killed by Iranian attack on Jordan base
The Pentagon on Monday identified the two U.S. soldiers killed in an Iranian attack last week on a base in Jordan.
WATCH: Government growing some scary spy powers
America has a Constitution, and America has a Fourth Amendment guaranteeing the citizens are safe from government's unwarranted searches and seizures. But the status of the Fourth Amendment stands on shaky grounds.
‘Very unhealthy’: Wildfire smoke from Canada chokes air quality in the District of Columbia
The D.C. region jumped onto the list of the world's most polluted major cities overnight as smoke billowing south from Canadian wildfires quickly contributed to Friday morning's smog.
Trump declassifies evidence he says exposes ‘shocking vulnerabilities’ in election system
China has scooped up America's voter lists, U.S. states' voter rolls are filled with noncitizens who have managed to register, and Venezuela has tried to develop methods to alter electronic voting machines, President Trump said Thursday in a primetime speech to alert the country to what he called "shocking" vulnerabilities.
White House says Trump’s election speech ‘will shock you’
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Trump will deliver eye-opening remarks in his primetime speech Thursday night about election integrity.
WATCH: Inside Houston’s dramatic school turnaround built on high expectations and accountability
Houston Independent School District has cut its number of D and F rated campuses from 121 to 17 in just two years. Superintendent Mike Miles joins Kelly Sadler to explain the New Education System behind the turnaround, including raised expectations, pay for performance, and a renewed focus on grade-level instruction.
Comer moves to give Congress veto power over D.C. tax hikes
House Oversight Chairman James Comer introduced legislation on Thursday that would require congressional approval of any act passed by the D.C. Council that would impose or increase a tax or fee.
Trump announces $10 billion for defense projects in Pennsylvania
President Trump announced $10 billion in private investments on Wednesday for U.S. defense projects that are expected to create more than 4,000 jobs in Pennsylvania and build the nation's industrial base.
WATCH: Supreme Court delivers a mixed verdict on Trump’s biggest fights this term
Alex Swoyer and former Trump DOJ attorney Abhishek Kambli break down what the justices got right, what they got wrong, and what it means heading into the next term.
On The Ground: Inside NATO’s eastern flank as Russia’s shadow war intensifies
Along NATO's eastern flank, from Finland to Poland, allied nations are bracing for what officials call Russia's "next phase" -- a hybrid war of drones, cyberattacks, and sabotage that rarely makes headlines but never stops. Washington Times reporter John T. Seward traveled the border to see it firsthand.
WATCH: Biden and the radical left allowed thousands of terrorists into the U.S.
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin recently announced that since President Trump's return to the White House, the administration has arrested more than 1,900 "known terrorists."
Lindsey Graham’s sister, Darline Graham Nordone, sworn in as senator
Darline Graham Nordone, the younger sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, was sworn into the Senate on Tuesday to serve out the remainder of her brother's term after his sudden death over the weekend.
What would Biden do with Russia and Iran?
President Biden tried to downplay wars. For example, on Jan. 19, 2022, he suggested -- hopefully, it seemed to me -- that Russia's coming invasion of Ukraine would be only a "minor incursion."
‘He was a fantastic man,’ Trump honors Lindsey Graham, orders flags at half-mast through Saturday
President Trump ordered flags across the country to fly at half-mast until Saturday evening in honor of Sen. Lindsey Graham, an extended tribute the president said the South Carolina Republican earned.