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The Trump administration has created new incentives for apprenticeships to woo the nation's dwindling pool of high school graduates to high-demand trades.

A 59-year-old man died this week while in the custody of ICE, marking the seventh death so far in 2026, Senate Democrats said Wednesday.

Jay Bhattacharya, the director of the National Institutes of Health, has been tapped as acting head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention following Jim O'Neill's removal last week, according to multiple reports.

Texas Republicans are heading into a bruising GOP Senate primary with significant implications not just for the Lone Star State but for the party's hold on Congress.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries took a day trip to meet with Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and other state Democrats on Wednesday to continue the push for mid-decade redistricting.

Tom Noonan, the towering character actor, playwright and filmmaker whose chilling portrayals of outsiders and villains made him one of Hollywood's most distinctive presences, died on Saturday. He was 74. No cause of death was immediately available.

An 87-year-old man was found dead with head trauma and a gunshot wound at a Potomac senior living facility, Montgomery County police said.

Japan's newly reappointed Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is setting an ambitious agenda as she prepares for a March summit with President Trump, pursuing stronger U.S.-Japan economic and military ties while taking a hawkish stance toward China and ...

ICE agents used force more than four times as often in the early weeks of the Trump administration compared to before, according to newly released government documents that offer a raw look at the friction accompanying the White House's mass ...

Space officials say tens of thousands of near-Earth asteroids capable of demolishing cities remain untracked -- and humanity currently has no way to deflect them.