The incoming president has not said what he plans to do with the tens of thousands of asylum-seekers living in limbo in crowded shelters and makeshift camps along the border.

Religious conservatives and law-enforcement officers who were uncomfortable with family separations may be open to immigration reform.

The president's flurry of pardons include former Israeli air force colonel Aviem Sella, who recruited the infamous spy Jonathan Pollard.

Joe Biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the United States at noon on Wednesday. Kamala Harris will become the 49th vice president.

The Russian embassy in Washington, DC has sent a diplomatic note to the State Department after the phones at its New York consulate stopped working.

Rep. Dan Eubanks also introduced a bill to ban employers from mandating COVID-19 vaccines for their staff.

New York Rep. John Katko said classified briefings he had received about the January 6 unrest were "deeply troubling."

The two victories give Democrats majority control of the Senate, since Kamala Harris can break a tie vote.

The Colorado congresswoman said that the claims made on CNN by Rep. Steve Cohen had endangered her family and her staff.

There is speculation about the president making final use of his clemency powers as his time in the White House draws to a close.

From California to Michigan, dozens of states will be bolstering security, including some declaring states of emergency and summoning the National Guard.

Christians like Pastor Brian Gibson, now in hiding, are in the crosshairs after riots at the Capitol featured imagery of crosses and mentions of Jesus and God.