Critics worry a little-noticed policy shift could let the attorney general reward allies, punish enemies, and sideline longstanding Bureau of Prisons processes.

John Kirby as they cover the week's military and foreign policy news. Join Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling (Ret.), Ben Parker and ...

At a little-noticed conference on political violence a couple of weeks ago, Marco Rubio and Stephen Miller employed the ...

Rest assured that it’s not just the Instagram post that leads somebody to get indicted,” Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche ...

The Democratic National Committee is facing growing criticism from within its own ranks—and now one of the party's most prominent fundraisers is speaking out.

DOES CHARACTER COUNT FOR ANYTHING in public life anymore? It’s a question that’s come up, it seems, more and more frequently ...

Stephen Miller has a free hand to pump out his racist policies; Trump regularly says blatantly offensive things that are way ...

Dispatches from a weekend with Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens and their efforts to win over black Democratic voters.

Can you believe it? How many times have we said that—sometimes plaintively, sometimes mockingly, sometimes indignantly, ...

Instead of seeking to simplify and improve citizens’ lives, this administration keeps creating new obstacles and burdens.

Andrew Egger and Bill Kristol went live to cover Trump’s claim that the late Lindsey Graham wanted him to make a deal with ...

The Justice Department's case against Olympic canoeist David Hearn may have a major problem and it comes from the government's own witness.