A few of America's allies have come to understand that the old rules of the rules-based order no longer apply.
President Trump has the chance to capture Kharg Island, which would be to him what Vicksburg was to Ulysses S. Grant.
Medicaid made improper payments for autism related services, amounting to $200 million, over five years in four States.
The Trump administration is taking civil rights policy in a new direction, one that emphasizes equal protection of the laws.
In 2012 the federal government gave the City of Indianapolis a six-figure grant to fund free bus fare for residents attending the Super Bowl.
The United States should not offer or accept any partial deal to or from the IRGC (Iran Revolutionary Guards Corps).
The Army has found fourteen weapons systems subject to unacceptable cost overruns in maintenance and repair.
Los Angeles pays record amounts of overtime to its police officers and other emergency first responders, whose departments are understaffed.
Democrats in and out of Congress have shown that they will put American energy security at risk if they retake power.
The Interior Department spent billions for drought relief, but the money is listed as "miscellaneous obligations," obscuring any detail.