Newly released video captures the moment when police confronted the man who attacked an ICE facility last month with a gun and incendiary devices, including the shots from local police that killed the attacker -- and perhaps prevented a larger loss of life. Published August 16, 2019
Sen. Ted Cruz said Thursday that this month's shooting rampage in El Paso was "racist domestic terrorism," and said he would back legislation to try to prevent similar attacks in the future. Published August 15, 2019
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler issued subpoenas Thursday for Trump associates Rick Dearborn and Corey Leandowski -- just hours before President Trump is expected to see Mr. Lewandowski at a rally in New Hampshire. Published August 15, 2019
A federal judge ruled Thursday that Georgia's electronic voting system is defective, vulnerable to a foreign government's hacking, and cannot be used in the 2020 elections. Published August 15, 2019
Authorities in Texas busted a massive illegal immigrant stash house last week, rescuing 73 migrants from smugglers who allegedly kicked them, used a stun gun on them and carried a pistol to "terrorize" them. Published August 15, 2019
Michael Avenatti, the one-time Trump nemesis, asked a federal judge Wednesday to toss the criminal case against him in New York, saying he's getting a bum rap because of his "feud" with President Trump. Published August 14, 2019
The same year that Emma Lazarus' poem welcoming the world's "poor" and "huddled masses" was added to the Statue of Liberty, the U.S. government rejected 5,812 of those same new arrivals for being poor. Published August 14, 2019
Sen. Charles E. Schumer penned a letter Wednesday officially asking President Trump to cancel his $5 billion request for border wall money in the new budget, and to use the cash on combatting domestic terrorism and racist violence. Published August 14, 2019
A federal appeals court appeared skeptical Wednesday of a lower court's ruling that used President Trump's derogatory "s---hole" comments about developing countries to halt his effort to end special status for immigrants from El Salvador, Haiti and other impoverished nations. Published August 14, 2019
A federal judge on Wednesday rejected House Democrats' attempt to try to pick the judge who will hear their lawsuit to compel former White House lawyer Don McGahn to testify, arguing the case is different from Democrats' other impeachment-related lawsuits. Published August 14, 2019
A gunman opened fire early Tuesday morning on San Antonio buildings where ICE and its contractors have offices, in the latest incident that appears to target the law enforcement agency that handles deportations. Published August 13, 2019
San Francisco and Santa Clara counties filed a lawsuit Tuesday challenging the Trump administration's new rule discouraging immigrants from using welfare, saying it contradicts decades of past practice. Published August 13, 2019
The top House Democrat on foreign affairs announced Tuesday that he's instructed his staff to tell all foreign officials not to do business with President Trump's businesses, saying it is a violation of the U.S. Constitution. Published August 13, 2019
Democrats took new steps Tuesday to try to keep political momentum on gun control, as they fear short summer attention spans might sap their strength before Congress returns in September. Published August 13, 2019
President Trump renewed his call for "meaningful background checks" for gun purchases on Tuesday, but suggested Democrats could be the hurdle to getting any bill done. Published August 13, 2019
President Trump defended his administration's new rules discouraging immigrants from using welfare programs, saying Tuesday that it's unfair to American taxpayers to make them pay the bills for the world's poor. Published August 13, 2019
A key senator demanded Tuesday that Attorney General William P. Barr publicly repudiate the non-prosecution deal the Justice Department struck a decade ago with Jeffrey Epstein, fully freeing prosecutors to go after his co-conspirators. Published August 13, 2019
Labeling Democrats' agenda "socialist" does leave a taint in voters' minds, according to a poll released Tuesday by the American Action Network, which said there's an opportunity for Republicans. Published August 13, 2019
Federal prosecutors announced charges Monday against Ethan Kollie and accused him of buying weaponry used by Connor Betts in last week's mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio. Published August 12, 2019
Attorney General William P. Barr said Monday there were "serious irregularities" at the Manhattan jail where wealthy financier Jeffrey Epstein was found dead over the weekend, and he vowed to get to the bottom of the situation. Published August 12, 2019
