U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has used a tour of a wildlife park in South Africa to announce a joint initiative to combat wildlife trafficking and related criminal activities in both countries.

Even after a pair of massacres that have shaken the country, Congress is unlikely to muster a bipartisan consensus to enact any additional gun control measures in response.

An updated campaign finance report filed Tuesday raised new questions about the source of six-figure loans that Rep. George Santos gave his congressional campaign.

The cases are similar enough that as a practical matter, Democrats can no longer use the issue against Trump politically, and investigators may have a harder time prosecuting him criminally.

A recent ruling created a split among federal appeals courts on whether schools can dictate which bathrooms transgender students use. The court could step in.

With the virtue of hindsight, the episode has been reevaluated repeatedly over the years.

Last spring and summer, employees of the Supreme Court were drawn into an investigation that turned into an uncomfortable awakening.

At stake is the fate of the U.S. economy, which could face a financial crisis and fall into a deep recession if lawmakers cannot agree. Here’s what to watch for.

Since the initial discovery on Nov. 2, the White House strategy to win the trust of the Justice Department may have come at the cost of making the public suspicious.

In the coming months, Eastman will be facing a legal reckoning.