Immigration Officials to Conduct Raids of Suspected Teenage Gang Members
The raids will target teenagers who have traveled to the U.S. without guardians.
Meet the Congressman Asking the FBI to Investigate Ivanka Trump
Congressman Don Beyer discusses the Trump family's reticence to publicly disclose foreign contacts.
Trump’s Travel Ban Won’t Affect Grandparents, SCOTUS Rules
Grandparents and cousins of Americans won't be barred from entering the United States under President Donald Trump's travel ban.
Judge Stalls Effort to Make Trump’s Voter Fraud Commission Meeting Public
Trump founded the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity after making a series of demonstrably false claims that millions had committed voter fraud in the 2016 presidential election.
American South, Midwest See Gains in Housing Development
Dozens of American counties saw hundreds, if not thousands, of new units developed between 2015 and 2016.
Popular Trade Show, Outdoor Retailer, to Set Up Shop in Denver
The biannual event earned its former home a whopping $45 million.
Supreme Court Rules Missouri Church Can Use Public Money for Playground Project
Dissenting justices argued the ruling weakens the country's long-standing separation between church and state.
Meet the Man Trying to Unseat Paul Ryan in Wisconsin
Randy Bryce, an ironworker with a handlebar moustache that has taken on a life of its own, is challenging Paul Ryan's seat in Wisconsin's First District.
Karen Handel Wins Contested Georgia House Seat
Handel, a Republican, won the most expensive congressional race in American history.
Wisconsin Gerrymandering Case Heads to Supreme Court
It's the first time in over a decade the Supreme Court will issue a ruling on a case of "purely partisan gerrymanders."