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Pizza Hut parent company Yum Brands said in an earnings call Wednesday that 250 of the chain's U.S. stores will close.

Melania Trump on Wednesday met with a freed American-Israeli hostage whose plight she featured in her new film, which includes footage from a meeting last year with the man's wife.

The nation's largest professional organization for plastic surgeons recommended that transgender surgeries be delayed until patients turn 19, changing the group's stance on the politically charged issue and diverging from several other major medical ...

West Virginia National Guard Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe posted his thanks to well-wishers on social media Tuesday, months after he was shot in the District.

China's official military newspaper disclosed new details on the ouster of the most senior general in the People's Liberation Army, attributing his exit to differences with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The last remaining nuclear arms control agreement between Washington and Moscow expires Thursday, ending measures that have provided transparency into both nations' arsenals for more than a decade.

Ryan Routh, 59, was sentenced to life in prison without parole plus seven years on Wednesday after being convicted of attempting to assassinate President Trump -- who at the time was a former president and a presidential candidate -- at Trump ...

Sen. Mitch McConnell's hospitalization this week with flu-like symptoms has renewed attention not just to the 83-year-old's health, but to a question with significant political ramifications: What happens if Kentucky's senior senator cannot complete ...

The same Tucker Carlson conundrum that devastated the Heritage Foundation is looming over the presidential prospects of Vice President J.D. Vance.

Actor and filmmaker Joseph Gordon-Levitt says he has a "certain kind of love for the internet," but his love does not extend to "amoral" social media companies that put profits over the well-being of their users.