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Senators from both parties challenged Education Secretary Linda McMahon on Tuesday about proposed cuts to college student aid programs.

Justices will give a first glimpse Thursday of how they intend to handle the Trump administration’s attempt to end birthright citizenship.

President Donald Trump has used the power of his office in ways critics and experts say inject politics into the criminal justice system.

At a gathering of policymakers and Silicon Valley executives, the need for the U.S. to maintain its “edge” by attracting the world’s best technologists was emphasized.

Senate Republicans thwarted an effort by Democrats to effectively end some of the tariffs put in place by President Donald Trump.

Hegseth said the Women, Peace & Security program was “yet another woke divisive/social justice/Biden initiative.”

The retiring Sen. Richard J. Durbin became a leading voice on immigration and criminal justice during his time on the Judiciary Committee.

The Senate kicked off a "vote-a-rama" Friday night on a revised budget blueprint that was expected to win adoption by early Saturday morning.

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Wade, a controverisal hire in his own right, will take over at NC State after leading McNeese to the second round of the NCAA tournament.

The Atlantic's editor was, seemingly by mistake, added to an apparent Cabinet-level group chat used to plan military strikes in Yemen.