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Kenya's environment court said Thursday it will consider a case challenging the operations of a luxury safari camp in the Maasai Mara reserve amid claims it was infringing on the annual wildebeest migration corridor.

The Maryland Transportation Authority Board on Thursday approved a plan to rebuild the Chesapeake Bay Bridge from the ground up.

A retired Army veteran and state trooper from Florida pleaded not guilty Thursday in the 1997 killing of a young mother that had long been tied to an infamous string of murders near New York's Gilgo Beach.

The Navy launched its first one-way attack drone from the deck of a warship operating in the Middle East this week, marking what military officials said was a "significant milestone" in its ability to deliver a full range of unmanned combat power.

Finland's government is facing heavy pressure and accusations of racism from several Asian countries after its representative to the 2025 Miss Universe pageant was seen pulling the corners of her eyes in a photo -- and some Finnish politicians posted ...

President Trump has added descriptive plaques below the portraits on the White House's Presidential Walk of Fame, and some take jabs at his forerunners.

The Department of Health and Human Services moved Thursday to cut off Medicare and Medicaid funding to hospitals treating minors with sex-transition drugs and surgeries.

President Trump has created Freedom 250 to help organize events for the yearlong celebration of the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said Thursday he will veto a bill that could significantly reduce the 27-year prison sentence of former President Jair Bolsonaro, who was arrested in November for attempting a coup.

The Powerball jackpot is up to $1.5 billion after nobody won it Wednesday, making it the fifth-largest jackpot in the lottery's history.