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Three top-ranking members of the Chicago Police Department were chosen on Thursday as finalists to be the next permanent superintendent.
As the season of giving begins, Wegmans and the Check Out Hunger campaign partner with other organizations to help those struggling with food insecurity. Many lives have been touched by the generosity of others in their own time of need.
The federal government has strongly hinted that Canada’s spy service is getting an expanded mandate alongside billions in new funding.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth awarded the soldier who reprimanded him and members of his staff at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier a Joint Service Commendation Medal on Thursday.
Chris Van Hollen, who has support from some of the more vocal progressives within the Democratic party, is the first to openly challenge long-term Democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer's bid.
House Democrats are already planning to make their impeachment case against the defense secretary as airtight—and appealing to Republicans—as possible.
Trump spoke with Hugh Hewitt for a lengthy interview, discussing everything from the possibility of becoming Israel’s prime minister to his plans to “get Cuba."
House Republicans voted together to sideline an attempt by Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., to impeach War Secretary Pete Hegseth.
By buying up stakes in private companies, the Defense Department could become an independent, and vastly wealthy, behemoth.
A Trump loyalist, Gary Lawkowski has no national security experience to speak of. He could become the top lawyer for the nation's spy chief.
A dozen groups are urging congressional oversight of civilian harm in Trump and Hegseth’s “forgotten war” on Yemen.
A new HUD rule is on track to kick thousands of mixed-immigration-status families off of federal housing assistance.