The White House wants the courts to uphold voter ID restrictions in Texas that opponents call discriminatory.

Climate change, left unchecked, is expected to make the U.S. poorer and more unequal. (Pictured: A house in New Orleans destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.)

The right’s politics are as vicious as ever, but they also present a unique opportunity.

In a speech at the site of the Warsaw Uprising Monument on Thursday, the president proclaimed that “the fundamental question of our time is whether the West has the will to survive.”

A potentially catastrophic endgame is playing out between bellicose North Korea and the pugnacious U.S. regime.

President Trump’s public alignment with Saudi Arabian King Salman in his anti-Iran campaign could engulf the Middle East in a new global crisis.

The home crafts chain imported more than 5,500 Iraqi artifacts that were intentionally mislabeled, federal prosecutors say.

Last year, then-candidate Trump sold two condos at a steep discount to his son Eric (pictured). But he doesn’t appear to be on the hook for gift taxes.

More than a third of German electricity this year has come from wind, solar, biomass and hydro—but the country still has a long way to go when it comes to clean energy.

Kris Kobach, Kansas’ anti-immigrant secretary of state, is the operational leader of the president’s newly launched commission to investigate fraudulent voting.

A new report reveals that public financing by the world’s wealthiest governments belies their nations’ stated commitments to the Paris climate goals.

Analysts say Kim’s government believes nuclear weapons are key to its own survival and could be used to wrest concessions from the United States.

Global power is being shifted by Sino-Russian rapprochement, a development largely caused by American actions.