Police began peacefully arresting student protesters at the University of Southern California.

Sen. Laphonza Butler, a former labor leader, urged Biden to consider their fate.

The app always faced an uphill battle in Congress because of its owner’s ties to China. But observers say TikTok’s complacency, tone deafness and hubris caused its lobbyists to lose its most important fight in Washington.

The former president is listed as an unindicted co-conspirator.

Better-than-expected tax revenue and lower migrant costs are anticipated to pay for several previously cut programs.

The vote in the 15-member Security Council was 13 in favor, Russia opposed and China abstaining.

The May event in Palm Beach is expected to attract around 400 donors.

The speaker faced an unruly crowd shouting "Mike, you suck!" and chants of “free Palestine.”

Videos of campus protests are spreading on social media and show the most visceral aspects of the demonstrations.

“I do feel a somewhat unique responsibility to speak out when I see this level of antisemitism on our campuses and in our communities,” the Pennsylvania governor said.

Slippery slopes, tension on the bench and other takeaways from Wednesday's arguments.

The proposal would now require half of new cars to be equipped with speed-limit warning systems starting in 2029.

The move clears the path for a similar vote in the Senate — which appears to have the support to pass the measure.

Few Biden administration officials or lawmakers say the $60 billion package means Ukraine walks away from the battlefield with its country fully restored.

Set aside the election and hot wars. How the U.S. resolves its crisis of confidence is what’ll shape the world.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said House Speaker Mike Johnson should be focusing on Washington instead of "politicizing" the ongoing crisis at Columbia University.

Rep. Donald Payne Jr. was well-liked by his colleagues and served as chair and ranking member of the House Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines, and Hazardous Materials.

The transfer of Army Tactical Missile Systems with a nearly 200-mile range ends a yearslong drama between Washington and Kyiv.

Trump’s bid for immunity from prosecution in Washington is an absurd farce. Will the court’s conservatives bail him out?

Domestic manufacturers continue to struggle in the face of competition from cheaper imports from Asia, prompting these companies to fight back in a series of trade petitions.

The president also said he would take another stab at a border bill that didn’t make it into the final legislative compromise.

The letter marks a new salvo in Trump Media's claims that the company's stock is being manipulated by professional traders betting on its downfall.

TikTok says it will fight the law in court, while young voters warn targeting the app is "an unforced error."

The three offshore wind projects would have provided 6.6 percent of the electricity New York needs in 2030.

Between hosting Right Side Broadcasting Network and dating Marjorie Taylor Greene, Brian Glenn is the next big MAGA media star.

The clock is ticking until Arizona's ban takes effect.

Republican Ian Cain cast Warren, who’s running for a third term, as an absent senator more focused on burnishing her national profile than aiding her constituents.

The rule comes after more than a year of promises by the administration to shore up protections for air passengers.

The number of truly competitive seats is smaller than it's been in decades.

An expansion of a data privacy measure following the killing of a judge’s son might have started a cottage industry in New Jersey.

Mayor Eric Adams turned around a middling record in the state capitol with a combination of powerful allies, savvy dealmaking and a more favorable political climate.

“I don’t think we should penalize a speaker for doing the right thing,” said Rep. Steny Hoyer.

Conservatives are aggressively targeting efforts to reduce carbon emissions across the continent.

The challenge concerning Idaho hospitals’ obligation to provide abortions during medical emergencies would have national ripple effects.

The two Senate leaders and the White House worked tirelessly for the better part of a year to get direly needed aid for Ukraine. It finally paid off.

The former president is a voracious press consumer. Here’s how his media diet has changed since his last presidential campaign.

The legislation comes a year after a deadly Nashville shooting.

The bill was amended to avoid effectively placing a ban on the security screening company.

Although it was not the only factor in the race, the Israel-Hamas war undoubtedly hovered over the contest.

The president’s team, and some pollsters, don’t see Gaza as the primary voting issue for the younger cohort.

The council speaker told Adams of her concerns over the weekend.

It’s still unclear whether the detected virus was active. The FDA plans to release additional test results in the coming days.

Stefanik wants Education Secretary Miguel Cardona to penalize the institution and for other federal agency leaders to become involved.

No day demonstrated the extreme asymmetry of the unfolding campaign more than Tuesday.

From the National Enquirer to Truth Social, the courtroom was full of sensation on Tuesday.

Why the loyal audience of a popular app isn't showing up as a political force.

Santos, who faces numerous criminal charges, wants to remain in the public spotlight.

Nassar worked at Michigan State University and also served as a team doctor at Indianapolis-based USA Gymnastics.

The man was arrested shortly after smashing a window to get inside of mayor’s official residence.

The addresses come amid a particularly fraught political environment on college campuses.