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The pro-pot movement got its biggest federal policy win Thursday when President Trump removed marijuana from the list of most-restricted drugs and rescheduled it to allow for expanded medical research and applications.

A portrait of George Washington commissioned by fellow Founding Father James Madison is going to auction in New York next month.

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts will be renamed the Trump-Kennedy Center, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Thursday.

Illinois' senators asked the Justice Department on Thursday to open a criminal investigation into Homeland Security personnel over the Chicago deportation surge, saying agents used excessive force to arrest migrants and deal with protesters, crossing ...

After a roller coaster of political victories and hurdles -- from widespread November election wins to the longest government shutdown in U.S. history -- a new national poll shows that congressional Democrats' net approval is tanking.

The Navy successfully launched its first one-way attack drone from the USS Santa Barbara warship while operating in the Arabian Gulf.

Pope Leo XIV insisted Thursday that peace was not only possible but necessary, as he blasted the "irrationality" of nuclear deterrence and the weaponization of faith in modern political discourse.

Authorities say a business jet crashed while landing at a regional airport in Statesville, North Carolina, erupting in a large fire.

The University of Maryland student government has called on administrators to declare College Park a "sanctuary campus" for illegal immigrants who fear the Trump administration deporting them.

A Mexican drug cartel member accused of faking his death to avoid capture was sentenced Thursday to more than 11 years in U.S. prison for his money laundering role in one of his home country's largest and most violent narcotics trafficking ...