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Auction house Sotheby's sold the largest Martian space rock on Earth for $5.3 million Wednesday.

The White House has launched its own investigation of an autopen used to put President Biden's signature on pardons and other official documents.

D.C. prosecutors accused a former Voice of America employee of phoning deadly threats to Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, her family and her staff -- some of which were placed while he was at his job.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Trump won't appoint a special counsel to probe potentially releasing more files related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

It's a simple idea but one that's far more complex in practice: Create an "unbelievable" level of chaos on modern-day battlefields so that America's enemies are overwhelmed, overmatched and unable to mount an effective counterattack.

Health officials in Coconino County, Arizona, have confirmed the death of a resident from pneumonic plague, the first such death in the county since 2007.

President Trump has been diagnosed with what the White House described Thursday as a "common" vein condition after the White House medical office examined him over concerns of swollen lower legs and bruising on his hands.

Syria's interim president promised to protect members of the Druze minority as government forces began a withdrawal from the volatile Sweida province following Wednesday's ceasefire agreement.

A man who intervened to save people stuck in a rip current off Pawleys Island, South Carolina, died after getting stuck himself.

China and Russia have been militarizing space with anti-satellite weaponry for more than a decade, and the U.S. should move more quickly to develop advanced defensive and offensive capabilities in the futuristic domain.