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Catherine O'Hara's death at her Los Angeles home prompted an outpouring of grief from colleagues, friends, and fans who recognized her as one of the most brilliant comedic talents of her generation.

Prince George's County officials are planning a mass evacuation of the Marylander Condominiums, where residents have marked their ninth week without heat after blaming a homeless encampment for sabotaging their boiler.

The Senate is on track to pass a spending package Friday ahead of a midnight funding deadline, after Sen. Lindsey Graham secured GOP leaders' backing for votes on two of his priorities.

Two California women are suing Costco, claiming that the wholesaler committed false advertising by selling its popular rotisserie chicken as preservative-free.

The Trump administration, under pressure to lower food costs, is suing states that require eggs for sale in grocery stores come from cage-free hens.

Grandmothers are becoming some of the most influential voices in American food culture, drawing large audiences by cooking the way they always have.

The National Republican Senatorial Committee raised $88 million in 2025, ahead of a midterm showdown that will determine whether Senate Republicans can hold onto their thin majority.

With the federal arrest of Don Lemon in Los Angeles, a complex legal battle begins that pits the sanctity of worship against the freedom of the press. We break down the 5 essential questions that could alter the future of reporting in America.

The chief financial officer at the African Development Foundation has confirmed the Trump administration's claims of fraud by agreeing to plead guilty to directing hundreds of thousands of dollars in taxpayer money to a friend who performed little ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom's office is demanding a civil rights investigation of Dr. Mehmet Oz, saying he discriminated against Armenians in a video claiming hospice fraud in Los Angeles, the latest front in the state's ongoing battle with the ...