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More than three weeks after its reentry to Earth, the SpaceX Starship launch vehicle has been successfully towed to an island in the Indian Ocean.

The federal government keeps pumping money into housing assistance programs, but it's done little to affect the actual affordability of obtaining a home, according to a new study by a spending watchdog group.

Alexis Antonio Cedillos-Campos, 19, an illegal from El Salvador, was arrested this week for stabbing 42-year-old Carmen Lizet Puch to death, then dousing her body in gasoline.

The Texas and Iowa Senate races are now toss-ups rather than safe for their Republican opponents, according to a new election analysis.

In the first half of the 20th century, Midwestern states such as Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio, as well as Pennsylvania, provided the economic muscle of the American economy ...

Last month, a college student interested in a career in public service asked me to share the greatest lesson I learned during my early days as a CIA trainee. That's easy, I replied. Humility.

Vanity Fair fashion writer Robin Givhan says MAGA style is "making us a whole lot uglier."

President Ronald Reagan made history 45 years ago when he signed the largest tax cuts ever at his beloved California Rancho del Cielo.

The WNBA finds itself wrapped around not only one, but two axles, an unfortunate circumstance entirely of its own making--and needlessly so.

Immigration officials said they took custody of a Salvadoran accused of illegally piloting a boat that capsized in New York Harbor this month and killed a mother and her baby.