A State Department report warns of Cold War-era subversion plots by Cuba, though in far more dire terms that those employed by intelligence officials over the years.
The order cracks down on defense contractors using materials or products from certain foreign suppliers, including China.
The Trump administration is moving to rewrite federal historic-preservation rules to give agencies broader authority to advance projects with less public input and narrower protections for historic sites.
Troy Jackson, the presumptive Democratic nominee to challenge Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine), yelled and cursed at fellow state lawmakers, interviews reveal.
A pilot who was about to transport beer to a “dry” village argues Alaska’s effort to confiscate his plane violates a constitutional protection against “excessive fines.”
Different politicians have entered the world of reality TV after their political careers ended.
War is closer than peace right now.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster (R) appointed her last week to temporarily fill the Senate seat of her brother, Lindsey Graham.
The New York mayor previously said he would support enforcing an international court’s arrest warrant against the Israeli leader.
The South Carolina Election Commission clarified last week that candidates can appear on general election ballots for multiple offices.