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The Federal Aviation Administration is slashing airline traffic by 10% at 40 of the nation's busiest airports, including those serving New York, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles and Chicago, starting Friday, according to a list obtained by The ...

Jose Ceballos, the mayor of Coldwater, Kansas, shouldn't have been allowed to vote for himself because he isn't even a citizen, the state's attorney general said in bringing criminal charges against the man.

The Motion Picture Association, which rates films based on content, sent a cease-and-desist letter asking Facebook parent company Meta to stop using the PG-13 rating.

Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, has been requested to appear before members of Congress for questioning as part of an investigation into convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

A grassroots "bike bus" movement in Montclair, New Jersey, has transformed the Friday morning school commute for hundreds of families, growing from five parents three years ago to weekly rides of up to 400 participants, while inspiring similar ...

A group of North Carolina congressmen urged Gov. Josh Stein to deploy the National Guard into Charlotte over a "growing violence crisis" that has the city's understaffed police force on the defensive.

America will send a force to an airbase in the Syrian capital of Damascus to oversee a potential U.S.-brokered disengagement agreement between Syria and Israel, according to a new report.

Elections this week that energized Democrats and angered President Donald Trump have cast a chill over efforts to end the record-breaking government shutdown, raising fresh doubts about the possibility of a breakthrough despite the punishing toll of ...

Austria's domestic intelligence service has uncovered a weapons cache in Vienna that is believed to be linked to the Palestinian militant group Hamas for use in "possible terrorist attacks in Europe," the government said Thursday.

The IRS has told Congress it will scrap the controversial Direct File program it created during the Biden administration, doing away with a government-run free-filing alternative to paid services such as TurboTax.