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Maryland's candidate filing deadline was Tuesday, and the state Senate has not passed the new Gov. Wes Moore-backed congressional map. But the Democrat has an alternative solution in his back pocket.

Metallica has announced an eight-show Las Vegas residency at Sphere, dubbed "Life Burns Faster," making the legendary heavy metal band the first metal act to perform at the high-tech venue since it opened in 2023.

The driver of a Loudoun County Public Schools maintenance vehicle involved in a fatal collision with a student pedestrian near Stone Bridge High School was charged Wednesday with a misdemeanor.

President Trump was convening with Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy Wednesday to discuss revamping Washington's Dulles International Airport amid plans to redo the signs to add Mr. Trump's name on them.

Trump Kennedy Center President Ric Grenell on Tuesday said its arts award show is now the Trump Kennedy Center Honors.

Two top Minnesota officials, Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison, will take the congressional hot seat next Wednesday as lawmakers seek to uncover the possible fraudulent use of federal funds by some of the state's residents.

Gates described his past connection with Epstein as a "huge mistake" and apologized to foundation employees for the reputational harm it has caused.

Larry Summers, one of America's most prominent economists, has faced escalating professional consequences following the public release of emails showing he maintained a friendly relationship with Jeffrey Epstein years after the financier pleaded ...

Obesity rates have hit new highs for children and teenagers, but could be waning among adults, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Wednesday.

DoorDash said Wednesday that it's ending operations in Qatar, Singapore, Japan and Uzbekistan.