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Senate Democrats blocked a major cryptocurrency bill on Tuesday, delivering a setback for President Trump's tech agenda.

Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, have moved their two children to a new school over security concerns, a spokesperson said Tuesday, just weeks after the family returned to the U.K. to make a fresh start.

Yellowstone National Park staff have removed a record amount of debris from thermal features so far this year, from rocks and sticks to trash and other items.

The Emmy Awards' annual In Memoriam segment left out Chuck Norris, an omission that quickly drew criticism from fans on social media.

The midterm elections are seven weeks away and Republicans are poised for a shellacking -- at least according to a poll rated among the most accurate in the nation.

Twelve people are facing federal fraud charges after prosecutors alleged that more than $10 million intended to help low-income families pay for childcare was instead obtained by sham daycare providers in San Diego.

Restaurant-goers in California, Washington state and D.C. are tipping less than almost anyone else in the country, and the pattern is showing up right alongside a wave of newly enacted and proposed taxes on high earners in two of those jurisdictions.

Several news outlets "interviewed" an AI-generated "actress" this week, and people just aren't having it.

An unlikely duo at opposite ends of the political spectrum, former President Trump adviser Steve Bannon and socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders, joined forces at a Tuesday event calling for more guardrails in artificial intelligence development.

Dwight Chris John, a 74-year-old former church elder from Ketchikan, Alaska, pleaded guilty to possessing child sexual abuse material depicting a minor under the age of 12, the Department of Justice announced.