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The U.K. and France hosted military planners from more than 30 nations on Wednesday for discussions of a detailed plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the valuable shipping lane that Iran has closed for over a month.

David Wilcock, the paranormal author, YouTuber and prominent voice in the UFO disclosure movement, died Monday near Nederland, Colorado. He was 53.

NASA's Curiosity rover has uncovered the most diverse collection of organic molecules ever found on Mars, scientists announced Tuesday, a discovery that adds to evidence that the Red Planet once had conditions capable of supporting life.

A federal appeals court ruled against California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Wednesday, putting on hold his state law that tried to force federal immigration officers to display their names on their uniforms while they are out enforcing laws.

The Washington-Baltimore-Arlington region received a failing grade for smog in the American Lung Association's 27th annual "State of the Air" report card, released Wednesday.

A federal jury in the Northern District of Georgia convicted a Georgia man Friday of sexually and physically abusing two minors while he was stationed in Germany as a U.S. Army soldier, the Justice Department announced.

Rep. David Scott has died after representing his Georgia district for more than two decades. He was 80 years old.

President Trump announced on social media Wednesday that the eight Iranian women scheduled to be executed by the regime now won't be.

The Hot Rotisserie Chicken Act aims to kill two birds with one stone: affordability and nutrition.

The National Gallery of Art is getting $116 million to loan its art collection across America from the Mitchell P. Rales Family Foundation.