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President Trump said his administration revoked Harvard University's ability to enroll international students because some of them don't have the basic math skills to attend an Ivy League university.

A federal appeals court reversed itself Friday and said a Texas county public library was on firm legal footing when it took 17 books off its shelves amid concerns about racial or sexual content.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth hosted a morning prayer service at the Pentagon on Wednesday, saying that he planned for it to be a monthly "sacred tradition."

The supermarket chain Publix has recalled fruit and vegetable baby food sold in eight states because product testing found elevated levels of lead, according to federal health officials.

President Trump's Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought is condemning the Government Accountability Office for saying the Transportation Department's pause on funding of a Biden-era electric vehicle charging program is illegal.

A new TikTok beauty trend called "carrotmaxxing" is encouraging users to eat at least one carrot daily to achieve a tanned, glowing complexion, but medical professionals warn of potential unintended consequences. While the underlying science of ...

In the years before he was accused of killing two Israeli Embassy employees, the suspect in the fatal shootings was an active participant in Chicago's left-wing protest scene, speaking out against police violence and a proposed Amazon headquarters.

On days of heavy pollution in Sulphur, a southwest Louisiana town surrounded by more than 16 industrial plants, Cynthia "Cindy" Robertson once flew a red flag outside her home so her community knew they faced health hazards from high levels of soot ...

The White House is touting that gas prices are the lowest since 2021 for Memorial Day weekend, as AAA predicts more than 39 million Americans will be on the road.

Greece's prime minister said Friday that President Trump's demand that NATO countries spend 5% of their gross domestic product on defense would be nearly impossible for most members.