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Formerly homeless and addicted San Franciscans have long accused progressive nonprofit groups' "housing first" policies of worsening the city's homelessness problem -- and now say a positive change is on the way.

Israeli soldiers recovered the body of a 53-year-old hostage in an underground tunnel in southern Gaza, the military said Wednesday, and the army was determining if another set of remains belongs to the man's son.

The Tennessee Titans have been granted permission to interview Catherine Hickman by the Cleveland Browns as the team looks for a new general manager, a person familiar with the request told The Associated Press.

President Biden on Wednesday told exhausted firefighters who've been battling wildfires in Los Angeles that he had some "good news" for them -- he's become a great-grandfather.

A top artificial intelligence researcher who left OpenAI for Google is assembling a new team to build large models simulating the entire world.

Representatives from the credit reporting and credit union industries filed a lawsuit Wednesday arguing that the Biden administration's new rule blocking creditors from accessing consumers' medical debt violates federal law.

A man was arrested by Montgomery County Police over the weekend for trying to attack three people with a machete at a Silver Spring, Maryland, shopping center.

President-elect Donald Trump attacked California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday as thousands of acres burned in a blaze that tore through Los Angeles County. Mr. Trump threatened to take on the state's water policies when he assumes office later this ...

Senate Majority Leader John Thune on Wednesday announced that the first three bills up for consideration will focus on enforcing immigration laws, standing with Israel and protecting babies that survive an attempted abortion.

President Biden is flirting with handing out preemptive pardons to some of President-elect Donald Trump's favorite political targets.