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News that the Justice Department is reshuffling resources in its civil rights division to go after colleges' affirmative action policies ignited a firestorm Wednesday – with civil rights groups and Obama education officials quickly condemning the move, though it's unclear what exactly the DOJ is planning.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders holds the press briefing following President Trump's signing of the Russian sanctions bill and announcement of merit-base immigration  Follow Fox News' live blog below.

The Trump administration is telling Congress it believes it already has “sufficient” authority to use military force in the Middle East without a new authorization from lawmakers.

Newly obtained emails from Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin reveal friends of the Clinton Foundation and political allies seeking personal favors from the Clinton State Department, Judicial Watch said Wednesday.

Ben Rhodes, the longtime aide to former President Barack Obama who once bragged he didn’t “know anymore where I begin and Obama ends,” is the new focus of a House probe examining whether Obama staffers improperly requested the identities of American citizens during the run-up to the 2016 presidential election.

President Trump joined two Republican senators on Wednesday to champion legislation overhauling legal immigration in America, calling for a merit-based system that would significantly cut admissions over the next decade.

President Trump announces a proposed change to the U.S.'s legal immigration policy.

President Trump announces a proposed change to the U.S.'s legal immigration policy.

President Trump on Wednesday signed a bill imposing sanctions on Russia, after the legislation overwhelmingly passed the House and Senate.

Top health insurance companies in numerous states are looking to hike premiums by double-digits – some by roughly 30 percent or more – for ObamaCare plans in 2018, according to newly released figures that could light a fire under stalled efforts on Capitol Hill to fix the program.

The city of Seattle spent more to defend a lawsuit against its gun tax than it gathered in revenue from the tax, a gun-rights group claimed on Friday.

Washington’s leaky culture appears to be unstoppable.

Early returns in a primary election to choose a new mayor for the booming liberal city of Seattle show former U.S. attorney Jenny Durkan leading in a crowded field of candidates to replace current Mayor Ed Murray.

The Trump administration is signaling it intends to take a harsher stance on trade issues than it has during its first six months.

The Senate approved a pair of bills Tuesday taking aim at urgent problems at the Department of Veterans Affairs, clearing a $3.9 billion emergency spending package to fix a looming budget crisis and adopting new measures to pare down a rapidly growing backlog of veterans' disability claims.

Fox News contributor Laura Ingraham lashed out at establishment Republicans Tuesday night, telling Fox News' "Hannity" that "a lot of them don't want Donald Trump to succeed."

Key members of President Trump's Cabinet take part in weekly Bible study classes, according to a report by the Christian Broadcasting Network.

Fox News has been named in a defamation and discrimination lawsuit brought Tuesday by contributor Rod Wheeler.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said he warned his Russian counterpart relations between the United States and Russia could worsen, and they “just did.”