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Ben Saunders, who won the first-ever season of "The Voice" franchise, was found dead in a recreational lake in the Netherlands. He was 43.

Smithsonian's National Zoo broke ground Tuesday for an exhibit that will feature the critically endangered Arabian leopard.

The son of imprisoned former Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai appealed for his father's release at a congressional hearing in Washington on Wednesday, one week before Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to visit the U.S.

Club for Growth Action, a conservative super PAC, is trying to find what advantages it can in a difficult political environment for Republicans.

The U.S. must be ready to fight and win 21st-century battles on or around the moon, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said in a major speech Wednesday, as the once-futuristic idea of warfare in space edges closer to reality.

Rapper Macklemore says he will donate $1M in net earnings from opening shows on Ed Sheeran's tour to organizations serving Palestinians in Gaza, and he is asking New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft to match the gift.

The House Judiciary Committee has subpoenaed Fairfax County Commonwealth's Attorney Steve Descano for information about his alleged sanctuary policy offering lenient treatment to illegal immigrants.

A Southern California car show founder and a 22-year-old Hooters calendar model died early Sunday when their McLaren split apart and burst into flames after striking a tree in Irvine.

A 12-year-old boy found a gun in an unattended bag on a Chicago school bus and fired it, with no injuries reported, and a bus aide is facing charges over the incident.

MATTHEW LILLARD says he is "ashamed" of returning to the "Scream" franchise after the firing of former co-star Melissa Barrera, who was let go in 2023 for social media posts that accused Israel of "genocide and ethnic cleansing." "I'm on the wrong ...