After Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s 2018 primary victory, her campaign got a call from a representative of the pro-Israel lobby offering to raise big money and start a relationship with the group.
As the climate crisis fuels bigger storms, deteriorating prisons are making flood risks worse.
Leaders wrestle over whether requiring student Covid shots will politicize other pediatric vaccines and embolden vaccine opponents.
The FEMA fact sheet does include a modest effort to counter some of the president's misinformation — even if he isn’t mentioned by name.
Experts predict an “above-normal” hurricane season, and officials planning a response will have to take into account social distancing.
Advocates and legislators say federal government funds could be used to fund a bill that would allow homeless New Yorkers to live in vacant hotel rooms.
At a time when every federal dollar counts, some question whether the $41 million annual payout is a good use of government resources.
A change in Border Patrol policies is straining human aid networks in one of the deadliest areas along the border.
An investigation, conducted in 2020 by an outside firm and obtained via FOIA, paints a picture of DHS’s Office of Inspector General in chaos.
The United States’ hard-line immigration enforcement is one of the most significant consequences of the war on terror.