The Trump administration has taken a new move to protect women's sports, following an executive order banning transgender athletes from competing on sports teams that don't match their biological gender.
Dozens of parents are sharing heartbreaking stories of losing their children to online dangers. They include John DeMay, whose son took his own life after being targeted in a sextortion scheme on Instagram.
The immigration standoff over a man who was deported from Maryland to El Salvador is heating up. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled the U.S. must "facilitate" Kilmar Abrego Garcia's return, but in a meeting at the White House this week, President Trump and El Salvador President Nayib Bukele said that's not going to happen.
President Trump issued a faith-filled presidential message on Palm Sunday in honor of Holy Week as Christians around the world commemorate the holiest time of the year. And now there are reports that his administration is also planning a unique Easter staff worship ceremony at the White House.
A Pennsylvania man is in custody after an arson attack on the governor's mansion. The attack took place just hours after the governor had hosted a Passover Seder for the Jewish community.
The Supreme Court delivered a big win for the Trump administration late on Monday night, clearing the way for more deportations under an 18th-century wartime law.
In the face of concerns of a wider global trade war, President Trump is sticking to his tariff policy and telling Americans not to panic. Despite turmoil in the markets over the past few days, the president told reporters he won't pause the tariffs.
A move is on in both houses of Congress this week to address what's been described as judicial overreach. On Wednesday, Republican senators took aim at ending the practice of universal injunctions by federal judges. This follows the numerous recent court rulings restricting President Trump's executive actions.
A California man who stands accused of attempting to kill Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh plans to enter a guilty plea, according to a court filing submitted by his attorneys on Wednesday.
Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood could be on the chopping block. The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a case involving the abortion giant and the state of South Carolina.