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New Mexico police fatally shot man after officers visit wrong address

A New Mexico police officer shot and killed a man after officers mistakenly arrived at the wrong home on Wednesday night.

Investigators expand inquiry into missing Secret Service texts to fill gaps from Jan. 6

Officials investigating alleged misconduct within the Department of Homeland Security have expanded their inquiry into missing Secret Service texts that were sent ahead of the Jan. 6 riot, specifically homing in on the agency’s chief watchdog’s involvement in the deletion of communications.

WATCH: Riley Gaines whisked to safety after being assaulted at San Francisco event

Riley Gaines was whisked to safety by police on Thursday night after being assaulted while speaking at a Turning Point USA event held on the campus of San Francisco State University.

Employment growth slows with 236,000 jobs in March

The economy added 236,000 jobs in March, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday, a slight slowdown from the strong gains of recent months that indicates the labor market might be slowing in response to the Federal Reserve's rate hikes but remains robust.

Majority of Democrats say Biden shouldn’t be reelected: Poll

Only one-third of voters say President Joe Biden deserves a second term in the White House, with a majority of his own party saying they would like to see someone else as the nominee in 2024, according to a new poll.

Fact and fiction: Trump super PAC attacks on DeSantis on Social Security and Medicare

A super PAC backing Donald Trump's candidacy for president launched an advertisement last week attacking Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) on his record on entitlements, including Social Security and Medicare.

McCarthy’s momentum

The GOP speaker of the House has a spring in his step, but the real test still looms.

Biden goes quiet as Trump grabs the spotlight

As former President Donald Trump soaks up national headlines, President Joe Biden is in the midst of a five-day stretch with no public events.

Mexican immigrant elected to Congress, Juan Ciscomani, won’t settle for identity politics

COCHISE COUNTY, Arizona — Juan Ciscomani was a green card holder and citizen of Mexico the first time he went to Washington to intern on Capitol Hill.

Fact check: Are there really more than 400 ‘anti-trans’ bills?

As the battle over transgender-related legislation heats up in statehouses across the country, some Democrats and activists have warned that transgender people are under attack from an avalanche of dangerous proposals.
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