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A law that bans social media for those under 16 took effect in Australia Wednesday, but some of the nation's kids are already finding ways to get around the technology powering the ban.

The White House on Thursday pushed back on the idea that President Trump made an out-of-touch remark when he suggested to supporters in Pennsylvania that children do not need numerous dolls to play with.

Congress appears unlikely to enact any health care law before the year's end when enhanced Obamacare premium subsidies expire, though some lawmakers still hold out hope for a compromise.

Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old Utah man facing the death penalty for allegedly assassinating rising conservative star Charlie Kirk, made his first in-person appearance in a Utah courtroom Thursday ahead of a judge's ruling that a camera can stay in ...

A plan to give one of the iconic "Rocky" statues back to Sylvester Stallone and move the original movie prop to the top of the steps at the Philadelphia Art Museum has won "conceptual approval."

The commission that oversees public television in Arkansas voted Thursday to sever ties with PBS, making it the first state to end its contract with the broadcast giant that provides popular television programs such as "Sesame Street," "Nova" and ...

Nearly two dozen House Republicans broke from President Trump Thursday as they voted with Democrats to nullify an executive order from Mr. Trump that stripped collective bargaining rights from unionized federal workers.

The man accused of killing a Ukrainian refugee on a commuter train in North Carolina's largest city appeared in court on a federal count Thursday, hours before the government announced a similar charge against a different man for an unrelated, non ...

Cryptocurrency mogul Do Kwon was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison for misleading investors who lost billions when his company's crypto ecosystem collapsed in 2022.

National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with Eric Fanning, president and CEO of the Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) for a discussion on challenges and opportunities at play within the evolving transformation of how the government ...