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The Supreme Court will hear the challenge over President Trump's tariffs the first week of November, the court announced Thursday.

U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer insisted Thursday that his country recognizes free speech, dismissing criticism of people being arrested for making political and religious statements on social media.

President Trump on Thursday brushed off claims that late-night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel's indefinite suspension is an attack on free speech, saying he was pulled off the air because of low ratings.

President Trump on Thursday again acknowledged the war between Ukraine and Russia is harder to resolve than he thought, saying Russian President Vladimir Putin disappoints him.

ABC's suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's show following comments he made about the killing of Charlie Kirk set off a flood of reactions, including from President Donald Trump and a fellow late-night host whose show was canceled after he criticized a deal ...

President Trump said Thursday he would finalize a trade deal with the U.K. "very soon" as he tries to lock in favorable trade terms for the U.S. despite a court case looming over negotiations.

At a moment of growing international alarm about the humanitarian situation in Gaza, more U.S. adults view Israel's military action in the Palestinian territory as excessive than at the beginning of the war, according to a new poll.

President Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer signed a multibillion-dollar technology pact Thursday boosting cooperation in artificial intelligence, quantum computing and civil nuclear energy.

The District of Columbia's three top elected officials are scheduled to testify Thursday before the House Oversight Committee about public safety in the nation's capital.

Nvidia said Thursday it is investing $5 billion in Intel, the struggling chipmaker that offered the U.S. government a stake in its company under pressure from President Trump.