The U.S. Senate overwhelmingly passed a five-year reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration one day before the deadline.

President-elect Jose Mulino vows to close the infamous Darién Gap route to hundreds of thousands of migrants heading to the United States.

Commencements have largely proceeded without disruption—although survey shows student support for turning annual ceremonies into spectacles of dissent.

The new rule would ‘expeditiously remove individuals who pose a threat to the United States,’ according to the Department of Homeland Security.

The conversation has shifted since the Supreme Court decision on race-based admissions.

“We write to reiterate our requests and ask again for your voluntary cooperation with our oversight.”

A former model won’t be testifying in the trial, a Trump lawyer said.

Jennifer Pace seems to have had no obituary or tribute despite her victory in the contested primary

After voting 84–13 on May 9 to invoke cloture and move forward with debate, the Senate is closer to passing the long-awaited legislation.

A new report says leaders of a Marxist-Leninist terrorist group coached Columbia and Barnard students on resistance in March.

The law bars abortion providers from receiving any public funds, including Medicaid reimbursements.

Former Pentagon adviser says Kremlin has 10 times the tactical nukes its Western adversaries have and may be tempted ’to roll the dice' in pressing advantage.

The House on May 8 overwhelmingly rejected Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s push to vacate Mr. Johnson in a 359–43 vote.