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In Joan Lunden's searing new memoir, "JOAN: Life Beyond the Script," the "Good Morning America" legend pulls no punches, alleging that an early boss pressured her into an uncomfortable situation on Fire Island and then systematically torpedoed her ...

The Education Department hung banners from its District of Columbia headquarters honoring historic U.S. educators, including slain conservative leader Charlie Kirk.

George Washington University inked a deal last week to sell its Virginia Science and Technology Campus in Ashburn to Amazon Data Services.

Former football star and current philanthropist Tim Tebow told Congress that there are 89,000 unidentified victims of online child sexual abuse.

A Georgia jury needed less than two hours Tuesday to send a message that has been building in courtrooms across America: Parents who arm dangerous children will be held responsible for what those children do.

A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump's administration's efforts to halt New York's first-in-the-nation congestion fee meant to reduce traffic and pump revenue into the region's aging transit system.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries slammed the idea of Congress providing additional funding to bolster America's munitions supply amid the bombing of Iran.

The Trump administration's military operation against Iran, ostensibly to destroy a reviving nuclear program and remove regional and global terrorist threats, includes a major side benefit: It will undermine China's oil-based economy and counter ...

The Justice Department pulled a stunning U-turn Tuesday, asking a federal appeals court to keep alive President Trump's retaliation cases against four Democrat-connected law firms -- less than 24 hours after asking the same court to drop them.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem decried the use of deportation quotas, told Congress she has "no plans" to deploy ICE officers to the polls for this year's elections, and took a conciliatory approach to angry lawmakers Tuesday, tacitly ...