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House oversight members questioned Jeffrey Epstein's accountant Richard Kahn in a deposition probing the late financier's financial network.

A powerful storm system swept across parts of Illinois and Indiana Tuesday night, spawning multiple tornadoes and unusually large hail that left communities damaged, injured several people, and claimed two lives.

An encrypted broadcast message tied to Iran's regime could be an activation call for "sleeper assets" to launch attacks, federal officials are warning law enforcement agencies this week.

Iran's military is using civilian ports along the Strait of Hormuz to launch operations that threaten international shipping through the critical waterway, U.S. Central Command officials said Wednesday.

Overdose deaths in the U.S. fell to pre-pandemic levels, with roughly 68,000 deaths in the year ending October 2025.

International travelers who paid for the Global Entry program will once again be able to use it when entering the U.S., even as the Department of Homeland Security remains shut down.

A biotech company has set up a phone line that connects young people in Boston to senior citizens in Reno, Nevada, Boston.com reports.

The International Energy Agency said Wednesday that member countries will release 400 million barrels of oil to alleviate price pressures from the war in Iran.

Attorney General Pam Bondi has relocated to a secure military base in the Washington area after receiving threats from drug cartels and people upset with her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case, according to multiple reports.

Rep. Thomas Massie has a civics lesson lined up at local schools on Wednesday -- the same day President Trump rolls into the state to rally support for the man trying to unseat him.