U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says tariff-jumping proves tariffs work. Two Georgetown economists argue relocation alone doesn't boost national income or reduce deficits.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) has accused Kik of turning a blind eye to child exploitation, citing a new report that found the app inundates minors with abusive messages.

President Trump said the federal government might 'take back' Washington if a democratic socialist is elected mayor, targeting front-runner Janeese Lewis George.

On the 250th anniversary of American independence, political journalist Bernard Goldberg calls for a break from partisan outrage to celebrate the nation's virtues, greatness, and capacity for self-correction.

President Trump dismissed Iran's leaked terms of a potential peace deal as 'fake,' calling Tehran 'dishonorable.' He and VP Vance warned against misinformation as talks near finalization.

A senior Trump administration official says the Iran deal is 75% complete and signing could come within days, but President Trump has blasted leaked terms as false and Tehran's statements as unreliable.

Eight New World screwworm cases reported in Texas since June 3, with one in New Mexico. The parasitic fly poses a major threat to cattle, goats, and wildlife.

In an era of record-low confidence in institutions, jury duty stands as a rare space where ordinary Americans exercise real democratic responsibility, as shown in a landmark Georgia opioid case.

The Washington National Opera is suing the Kennedy Center for $17 million in donations it says the center kept after their partnership ended in January.