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Lego is releasing in March its new "Smart Play" bricks, mini-figures and tags that interact with the user and are capable of playing sounds and displaying lights.

Anti-alcohol advocates were behind a Biden administration study aimed at drastically changing the federal government's dietary guidelines on drinking, a House panel concluded.

President Trump said that the woman fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent during operations in Minneapolis "violently, willfully and viciously" ran over the agent.

A top House Democrat said Wednesday that U.S. troops would be following "illegal orders" from President Trump if they used military force against Greenland without congressional authorization.

Well-timed wagers made on the online betting platform Polymarket about U.S. military action in Venezuela have users wondering if insider information is involved.

President Trump declared Wednesday that he "will not permit" defense companies to issue dividends or purchase their own stocks until they invest more in production and research.

Passengers disembarked on the runway in Atlanta after a hard landing by an arriving LATAM Airlines Peru flight. There were no injuries.

Iowa on Wednesday became the first state to receive a waiver from federal education spending rules, boosting a Department of Education campaign to reduce bureaucratic control over school funds.

A federal judge in Virginia is demanding to know why former Trump lawyer Lindsey Halligan continues to identify herself as the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia despite a court having ruled that she is not legally allowed to hold ...

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey lashed out at ICE after one of its officers shot and killed an anti-ICE protester during a confrontation Wednesday, blaming the federal agency for creating the chaos that led to the shooting.