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U.S. Postal Service officials are urging people to avoid dropping mail in blue collection boxes and instead deliver mail in person, particularly when it contains a check.

House Democrats on Thursday forced a second successful vote to end the war with Iran, but they did not pick up any new GOP support despite escalating tensions in the Mideast and the recent deaths of four U.S. service members.

Democrats' push to reorder the presidential primary calendar by sidelining New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation status is giving Republicans a new line of attack against Rep. Chris Pappas in a tight Senate contest.

Shredded iceberg lettuce is most likely not the only source behind this summer's cyclosporiasis outbreaks in the U.S., and pinpointing every contaminated food may be impossible, according to medical experts.

The number of measles cases nationwide in 2026 has passed the total for all of last year, Johns Hopkins University said Wednesday, noting it's the highest since 1991.

Vernon Taylor, a 1950s rockabilly musician whose brief run with Sun Records later made him a cult favorite among genre devotees, has died at 88.

Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg leads in the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination race, overtaking California Gov. Gavin Newsom and former Vice President Kamala Harris, according to a new poll.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Thursday said he offered ousted Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov a new deputy prime minister spot in his Cabinet, but it wasn't clear whether he would take the job.

Senate Majority PAC announced Thursday it is investing an additional $54 million in television ad reservations across four Senate battlegrounds held by Republicans, as Democrats look to expand the map heading into the fall campaign.

The police shooting death of a man who injured an officer with a knife while resisting arrest has roiled the city of Madison, Wisconsin, with Gov. Tony Evers calling for "transparency and accountability" in any investigation and community members ...