(Washington, DC) – Chuck Schumer said Senate Democrats will unanimously oppose the Republican-backed SAVE Act, making clear the legislation has no path forward with his caucus. Speaking to reporters, the Senate Majority Leader declared that Democrats will

(Washington, DC) – President Donald Trump said he has directed a federal fraud task force to investigate Ilhan Omar, raising renewed allegations about the Minnesota congresswoman’s past marriage and immigration status. Speaking during remarks that referenced ongoing

(Tehran, Iran) – Reports citing U.S. intelligence assessments claim that Mojtaba Khamenei, widely viewed as Iran’s new supreme leader, may be gay — an allegation that has quickly drawn international attention due to the country’s strict laws

(Washington, DC) – A federal appeals court has lifted a block on a controversial immigration policy tied to Donald Trump, allowing the U.S. government to move forward with deporting migrants to countries other than their own. The

(Los Angeles, California) – Elon Musk is drawing attention online after blasting the Academy Awards in a blunt social media response that quickly went viral. The billionaire entrepreneur responded to a user on X who said they

(New York, New York) – New York City Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani announced Monday that the city will dramatically expand 15-mile-per-hour “School Slow Zones” across all five boroughs, part of what officials are calling the largest implementation

  (New York, NY) – Journalism, at its core, is actually a business. And right now, the industry is simply not being run like a business that really cares about its customers. Yes, “the news” has a

(Dallas, Texas) – A man shot and killed by Dallas police during a standoff earlier this week had previously worked security for U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, according to multiple law enforcement sources cited by CBS News Texas.

(Washington, DC) – New details are emerging in the investigation into the deadly shooting at Old Dominion University, including questions about the firearm used in the attack and the person who allegedly sold it. According to reporting

(Washington, DC) – More than 30 mass shootings have been reported across the United States since the federal government shutdown began on February 14, according to data compiled by national violence-tracking organizations. The shutdown started after lawmakers

(Washington, DC) – A strong chemical odor reported at a federal air traffic control facility caused temporary ground stops at several major airports in the Washington, D.C. region Friday evening, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).

(Washington, DC) – Police in Washington, D.C., say there is no active shooter in downtown Washington after earlier reports prompted a major response in the city’s business district Friday. The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) confirmed officers are