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Oprah Winfrey, Gayle King, Olivia Rodrigo and Brooke Shields led a packed A-list front row Thursday at Chloe's Paris Fashion Week show, where celebrities turned the runway into a flashbulb frenzy before the first models even appeared.

Operation Epic Fury is aiming to disable Iran's ability to project power in the Middle East, Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Elbridge Colby said Thursday.

The annual "spring forward" is nearly here, and Americans should prepare to lose an hour of sleep this weekend.

Pandemic unemployment insurance fraud was the single largest theft of American taxpayer dollars in history, Linda Miller, president of Program Integrity Alliance, told a panel of lawmakers.

No congressional hearing would be complete without a GOP lawmaker quizzing a Democratic witness on the definition of "woman."

Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage is putting allegations of fraud at the center of his run for Congress, saying Maine is plagued by the same kind of social-services corruption that has emerged in Minnesota -- and that Democrats have ignored warning signs ...

When Iranian Shahed drones began raining down on Gulf capitals last week, the most experienced anti-drone force in the world was not the U.S. military. It was Ukraine -- a country that has been on the receiving end of roughly 57,000 Shahed attacks ...

The White House announced an initiative to recruit lawyers to work in the federal government amid an exodus of legal talent since President Trump took office.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem pushed back at House Democrats Wednesday after being asked point-blank whether she had engaged in "sexual relations" with Corey Lewandowski -- with her husband seated directly behind her.

Top Senate Democrats urged large businesses Thursday to pass along a portion of forthcoming tariff refunds to consumers who faced higher prices as a trickle-down effect of President Trump's trade agenda.