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The Federal Aviation Administration gave final approval for SpaceX's Starship to return to flight on Thursday, following an explosive launch disaster two months ago.

Kermit the Frog knows it's not easy being green - or graduating from college and entering the real world, especially during a time of economic uncertainty and political turmoil.

The woman caught on camera spitting on the former U.S. Attorney for Washington was arrested Thursday.

The U.S. social safety net would be jolted if the budget bill backed by President Donald Trump and passed Thursday by the House of Representatives becomes law.

President Trump's hosting of a private dinner for top investors in his meme coin could be seen as a win for the acceptance of cryptocurrency, but has raised ethical questions about his role in it.

Starting Thursday, the Food and Drug Administration will crack down on outsourcing facilities that make or distribute compounded alternatives to brand-name Ozempic and Wegovy.

The nation's children are increasingly sick and obese, and the federal government must take steps to reverse this by reducing unhealthy food consumption, ending reliance on pharmaceuticals and ridding the environment of toxic chemicals.

Careers in skilled repair, construction and technical trades are looking rosier to recent high school graduates as generative artificial intelligence takes over entry-level office tasks.

A new TikTok beauty trend called "carrotmaxxing" is encouraging users to eat at least one carrot a day to achieve a tanned, glowing complexion.

Rapper Kid Cudi testified Thursday that Sean "Diddy" Combs broke into his Hollywood Hills home in 2011 after finding out he was dating Combs' ex-girlfriend, the R&B singer Cassie, and that someone set fire to his car weeks later.