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More than a thousand lawsuits stemming from sickness following the use of specialized formula for premature babies could lead to manufacturers dropping production, medical experts and lawmakers warn.

The Trump administration will allow artificial intelligence microchip maker Nvidia to sell advanced chips to China, undoing curbs that sought to prevent U.S. technology from helping China's military buildup.

The Walt Disney Co. on Wednesday sued a Hong Kong jewelry company it accuses of selling illegal Mickey Mouse jewelry.

President Trump on Wednesday lambasted "foolish Republicans" for being duped by Democrats into focusing on deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and diverting attention from his administration's feats.

The privately operated Brightline train system between Miami and Orlando has killed 182 people in collisions and strikes since 2017, according to a new report.

Greek authorities said the ex-wife of a slain California college professor and four other people were brought in for questioning Wednesday, weeks after the victim was gunned down outside the Athens home of his former spouse.

President Trump signed a bill Wednesday that permanently places illicit fentanyl and its chemical cousins on the most restrictive list of drugs in the U.S.

People in New Mexico who developed cancer and suffered other health issues in the decades following the 1945 Trinity nuclear test are now eligible for compensation.

D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson on Wednesday offered congratulations former council member Trayon White for winning Tuesday's Ward 8 special election.

Federal authorities arrested three Louisiana police chiefs accused of taking part in a scam to help hundreds of illegal immigrants gain legal status by selling them bogus documents that falsely claimed they were victims of armed robberies.