The FBI said Wednesday that Operation Summer Heat has produced more than 4,000 arrests and 1,500 indictments over the past two months, marking another major enforcement push as President Donald Trump follows through on his administration’s tough-on-crime agenda. The nationwide initiative, now in its
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Fitch Ratings affirmed the United States’ credit rating at AA+ Thursday but warned that Washington’s failure to rein in spending and deficits is driving federal debt steadily higher and placing increasing pressure on the nation’s finances. The ratings agency said U.S. government debt is already more than twice the median level among other countries carrying
Prescription drug prices fell for the seventh consecutive month in July, extending
President Donald Trump’s endorsed candidate for Minnesota governor fell short in Tuesday’s
In a significant shift to decades of tax policy, the Internal Revenue Service on Monday formally exempted churches and houses of worship
The U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI have concluded their investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s death and related allegations, finding no evidence
It appears that another liberal man has been accused of inappropriate treatment of a staffer. A senior official in Governor Kathy Hochul’s
The latest progressive darling, Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee for mayor of New York City, is confronting renewed scrutiny over lying about
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is reportedly investigating a suspected Chinese spy network believed to have targeted sensitive U.S. military sites, according
In a decisive rebuke of efforts to raise taxes on America’s highest earners, the U.S. Senate late Tuesday rejected a proposal to
Canada has begun backing down in its trade war with the United States. The country has suspended its contentious digital services tax
A longtime Washington Post video editor has been arrested on federal child pornography charges, triggering a high-profile scandal that now threatens to
In a landmark decision with far-reaching implications for public healthcare and state sovereignty, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that Medicaid recipients
From within the stately walls of an 18th-century conference hall just blocks from the Eiffel Tower, Reza Pahlavi—the exiled heir to Iran’s
