EXCLUSIVE — The Mexican government is allowing any immigrant who enters the country from Guatemala to continue traveling to the United States border if they have obtained an appointment on the U.S. government's CBP One phone app, the Washington Examiner has learned.
WNBA superstar Diana Taurasi became the first player in league history to reach 10,000 points Thursday night, making an indelible mark on an already illustrious career.
President Joe Biden is a creature of the Cold War era. The old Soviet Union was a superpower rival of the United States for the first half of the Delaware Democrat's 36-year Senate tenure until it collapsed in December 1991.
A Florida man has been arrested and charged with his wife's murder after police found dismembered remains stuffed in suitcases off Florida's southeast coast last month.
"Chevron deference" would sound to many like a snap choice about which gas station to use to fill up their car's thirsty tank. Yet tied to the head-scratching name is one of the Supreme Court's modern foundational decisions, which for nearly four decades has governed the extent to which federal agencies can issue business regulations.
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mike Rogers (R-AL) requested documents related to the Biden administration’s decision to keep the U.S. Space Command headquarters in Colorado.
The two Tennessee Democratic lawmakers who grabbed national headlines earlier this year after being expelled by state Republicans over protests following a mass school shooting easily won their respective special elections for their seats on Thursday.
Justice Elena Kagan on Thursday said she thinks Congress has the power to "regulate" various aspects of the Supreme Court just days after Justice Samuel Alito said it couldn't, escalating tensions as Democratic lawmakers seek to keep tabs on whether the nine justices are behaving ethically.
