Overnight, President Trump called on Republicans in Congress to change the rules in the Senate to again open the government with a simple majority vote instead of the 60 votes currently needed – the so-called "Nuclear Option."
Security experts are warning about potential threats going into next week's elections as concerns grow about cyber-attacks, misinformation, and even physical violence.
More than half a million federal furloughed employees will miss their first full paychecks this week due to the government shutdown. Many of those affected are turning to their faith for tangible help.
During this time of division and violence in America, an effort is underway to help put America on a better spiritual track. This move to create a national "Day of the Bible" got its start in Pennsylvania, where Keystone State legislators are already fighting back with the Word of God.
President Trump is resuming his efforts to end Russia's war on Ukraine. The president spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin on the phone on Thursday. The two leaders agreed to a second one-on-one meeting set for Budapest...
A new warning is out about virtual reality headsets and their potential dangers to teens and pre-teens who wear them. Research shows most parents aren't aware that strangers can interact with their children who use this technology.
Almost two-thirds of Americans under 30 now hold a favorable view of socialism. But there's a dark truth about socialism's origin from the mind of Karl Marx, who was obsessed with Satan and called for "the abolition of religion," while also calling the family unit "disgusting."
New York Attorney General Letitia James has been charged with fraud by the U.S. Department of Justice.
It's been one week since the government shutdown began, and the strain is starting to show, especially in air travel, as flight delays increase nationwide, as air traffic control workers are calling in sick.
Shockwaves continue in the Virginia Attorney General's race as one candidate is facing pressure to drop out after using language depicting violence against a former Republican lawmaker and his family.