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The White House says National Transportation Safety Board member Todd Inman was removed for misconduct after it received "highly concerning reports."

The annual spring war games involving South Korean and American forces began Monday against the backdrop of a very real conflict in the Middle East.

Jesse Jackson Jr. took a jab at three former Democratic presidents who delivered remarks at his father's memorial service -- Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, and Joseph R. Biden -- saying they did not know the real Jesse Jackson.

A coalition of Grammy-winning artists, entertainers and professors -- including Killer Mike, Young Thug, T.I., actor Anthony Anderson and music executive Kevin Liles -- has filed an amicus brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to reject the use of rap ...

The Trump Organization is gearing up for the Trump name to be everywhere for America's 250th birthday this year, starting with several trademark applications.

The Group of Seven said Monday it would tap strategic oil reserves, if necessary, after oil prices surged above $100 per barrel, heaping pressure on President Trump to address the economic fallout from his war with Iran.

Hungary's government will introduce a price cap on gasoline and diesel at fueling stations beginning at midnight local time, Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced on Monday.

Artificial intelligence firm Anthropic sued the Trump administration Monday over its move to designate the company a "supply chain risk" to national security, setting up a high-stakes legal battle that could shape the future of AI use in the military ...

Only 2% of the articles on Apple News were aggregated from right-leaning news outlets in February -- but in Apple's defense, that's more than zero.

Oil prices blew past $100 a barrel Monday for the first time in four years -- and President Trump is telling Americans the pain at the pump is worth it.