Dallin H. Oaks has been named the 18th president of the Mormon Church, ending a rare leadership gap after Russell M. Nelson’s death and signaling a new era for the global faith.
President Trump vows to permanently eliminate ‘Democrat programs’ if the government shutdown continues, promising a list of targeted initiatives by Friday.
New reports reveal that U.S. Attorney Todd Gilbert was forced to resign after refusing to bend a Russia-related investigation to political pressure from the Department of Justice.
The Trump administration has laid off nearly a fifth of the Education Department’s remaining staff, severely weakening oversight of special education, civil rights, and funding for low-income students.
The New York Times is calling on the public to share videos of encounters with ICE agents to help investigate the scope and impact of federal immigration enforcement.
President Trump awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Charlie Kirk posthumously on what would have been the conservative activist’s 32nd birthday.
As ICE intensifies immigration enforcement in Chicago, local residents are organizing neighborhood watch groups and using horns and whistles to warn communities of agent presence.
A Florida judge has temporarily halted the transfer of a prime Miami waterfront property intended for Donald Trump’s presidential library, citing violations of the state’s transparency laws.
A Florida judge has issued a protective order against Rep. Cory Mills after his ex-girlfriend, Miss United States Lindsey Langston, accused him of threatening to leak intimate videos.
A deadly fire at a garment factory in Dhaka, Bangladesh, has killed at least 16 workers, with fears the toll will rise due to an adjacent chemical warehouse still burning.