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Robotaxi pioneers Waymo and Tesla urged Congress Wednesday to set federal safety standards for self-driving cars, addressing the complication of differing state regulations and staying ahead of global competition.

President Trump faces mounting pressure to intervene in Texas's chaotic Republican Senate primary after a shocking special election loss has party elites worried the GOP could lose its first statewide race in three decades.

Senate Republicans took a step Wednesday to overturn an emergency D.C. measure that divorced the city from certain federal tax cuts, creating an estimated $600 million hole in the District's budget if it becomes law.

Health officials have confirmed a measles outbreak of at least 20 cases at Florida's Ave Maria University, 85 miles northwest of Miami.

The Washington Post laid off roughly one-third of its staff across newsroom and other departments on Wednesday in what leadership characterized as a strategic restructuring, prompting affected journalists to share their reactions publicly on social ...

Roughly half of all immigrant-headed households in the U.S. use welfare -- and among illegal immigrant homes in particular, it's even higher, at 61%, according to a new study Wednesday that argues that's another reason to enforce immigration laws.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi could be a key ally for the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification in its ongoing legal battle against the Japanese government and could help the organization score a major victory for global ...

Russian missiles and drones have pounded Ukraine's energy grid in recent weeks, plunging people into frozen darkness in one of the country's coldest winters on record.

China will ban hidden door handles on cars, commonly used on Tesla's electric vehicles and many other EV models, starting next year.

Sen. John Cornyn's allies say the GOP's surprising loss in a recent state legislative special election is yet another sign that making Attorney General Ken Paxton the party's Senate nominee this fall is a gamble Republicans shouldn't take.