The Trump administration is officially treating the International Criminal Court like a hostile foreign power after they dared to issue warrants for Netanyahu.
It is that time again where the Sunshine State decides who gets to argue in Congress next year.
Election season is heating up, and the Feds are planning a major presence to make sure everything stays strictly by the book.
Turns out when a town gets washed away, the trauma sticks around—and it’s fueling an overdose crisis that lasts for years.
Things in the Strait of Hormuz are getting messy again after a vessel was hit in the engine room.
Diplomacy is officially taking a backseat as the US and Iran blow past their peace talk deadline.
The Trump administration decided that if cities want federal safety grants, they have to follow specific election mandates—and local officials aren't having it.
Turns out, having a blue passport doesn't exactly make the neighborhood quiet when local tensions boil over.
Groups of families in Texas are taking a stand against a state law that forces biblical scripture into every public school classroom.
The DOJ is facing a lawsuit from a lawyer who claims her boss didn't like who she was prosecuting.
Because diplomacy is hard, Donald Trump has decided that the best way to handle Oman is just to threaten to blow them up.
The highest court in the land just made it clear that some legal headaches aren't going away anytime soon.