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Bulgarian maritime authorities on Saturday launched efforts to evacuate the crew of the oil tanker Kairos stranded off the Black Sea port of Ahtopol and believed to be part of the " shadow fleet " used by Russia to evade international sanctions ...

I'm George Gerbo and welcome to Washington Times Weekly, where we get a chance to sit down with our reporters and talk about their coverage of the latest news and events. And joining me today is Washington Times National Reporter Tom Howell Jr.

The Maryland Consumer Freedom Coalition, backed by the Maryland Retailers Alliance trade association, is renewing its effort for the state to legalize beer and wine sales in grocery stores.

A federal appeals court ruled Friday that presidents do have the power to fire members of so-called independent agencies if those panels wield substantial executive authority, in a decision that confirms some of President Trump's high-profile firings ...

President Trump announced approval for "tiny cars" -- compact vehicles similar to Japanese Kei cars that are popular throughout Asia -- to be built in America.

Michigan State has received a $401 million gift from Greg and Dawn Williams, supporting the university's and athletic department's fundraising initiatives with the largest donation to the school and one of the richest in college sports history.

U.S. Steel said it will resume making steel slabs at its Granite City Works plant in Illinois as demand rebounds.

President Trump said he approves "tiny cars" to be built in the U.S. after he expressed admiration for the popular Asian cars this week.

The Federal Reserve faces a tough decision when it convenes Tuesday for a two-day meeting to determine whether to cut interest rates for a third consecutive time or hold off due to concerns about inflation.

The U.S. stock market is flirting with its all-time high on Friday.