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President Trump on Wednesday directed the Pentagon to buy its electricity through coal-powered plants, making the announcement at a White House event where an industry lobbying group presented him with its inaugural "Undisputed Champion of Coal"

Today's sports news cycle is dominated by a bizarre and punishing "rule of threes" in Major League Baseball, along with historic achievements at the Winter Olympics From spring training camps in Florida and Arizona to the mountain peaks of Italy,

Kid Rock denied allegations Tuesday that he lip-synced to his song "Bawitdaba" at the Turning Point USA Super Bowl halftime show.

Alabama authorities arrested an illegal immigrant on charges of kidnapping a family of three from their own home last month.

Attorney General Pam Bondi told Congress on Wednesday that the Justice Department has active investigations stemming from accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, and urged any victims to tell their stories to the FBI.

Bitcoin continued its retreat in early February 2026, trading in the mid-$60,000 range after a steep pullback from record highs late last year.

The public may not notice the impacts of a likely Department of Homeland Security shutdown, but it would harm the essential employees who must work without pay to secure airports, respond to natural disasters, protect U.S. coasts and thwart ...

The District Department of Transportation is launching a pilot program to install 16 electric vehicle chargers curbside across the city.

Iran commemorated the 47th anniversary of its 1979 Islamic Revolution amid heightened tensions with the United States and public anger over a deadly government crackdown on nationwide protests that killed thousands last month.

President Trump told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday that he wants to keep trying diplomacy to pressure Iran into curbing its nuclear program, in hopes of averting a war in the Middle East.