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His many critics said President Trump would find it impossible to pass his tax cut mega-bill through Congress, let alone get it done before the July 4 recess.

The Colombian Navy recently seized an unmanned semi-submersible watercraft it says was used by drug traffickers, the first such craft confiscated in Colombian waters.

Vietnam is charging the Pentagon as much as $10,000 for a single page document containing information on missing U.S. service members from the Vietnam War, according to a report by a POW advocacy group.

It is not often you see a clear case of a stolen election, but that's what the Miami City Commission has voted to do.

The threat of "lone wolf" attacks from foreign and domestic extremists is the top security concern for public safety officials as Americans gather Friday for Fourth of July celebrations around the country.

The U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation slammed allegations claiming that security contractors opened fire at hungry Palestinians seeking food at the group's aid distribution sites.

Current and former hot dog-eating champs faced off in Thursday's weigh-in ceremony for Nathan's Famous Fourth of July contest.

It is not often you see a clear case of a stolen election, but that's what the Miami City Commission has voted to do.

The federal judge overseeing Kilmar Abrego Garcia's criminal case ordered the government Thursday to follow rules of court procedure that prevent officials from making public comments that could be prejudicial to the case.

Freevee, the Amazon-owned ad-supported video-on-demand streaming platform, is being fully folded into Amazon Prime Video in August.