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A Bristol, Pennsylvania, man and his two adult children were killed Thursday when they were hit by an Amtrak train while walking on the tracks.

House Speaker Mike Johnson on Friday said he remains opposed to reinstituting any form of proxy voting, disputing an account from Rep. Anna Paulina Luna that he agreed to a scaled-back version of her proposal for new mothers.

Ukrainian officials said that a Russian missile strike Friday on the central city of Kryvyi Rih killed at least 12 people, including two children, and injured more than 50.

Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson is leaving the newspaper, the second such veteran to exit in the wake of owner Jeff Bezos' directive that the Post narrow the topics covered by its opinion section to personal liberties and the free market.

President Trump defended conservative French leader Marine Le Pen, saying a "witch hunt" was launched against her by her European political enemies through lawfare tactics to silence her.

An Oklahoma man is being held on suspicion of fatally shooting a Catholic priest at a church rectory in northeast Kansas, authorities said.

Turns out, President Trump might be willing to wheel and deal on trade restrictions despite the White House's assertion that the tariff plan is not a negotiating tactic.

Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein says President Trump should delay the reciprocal tariffs on select nations while keeping the baseline 10% tariff on all nations.

Andrea Inserra, president of the global defense sector at Booz Allen, joins the show to break down plans for the "Golden Dome" missile shield and the rapid expansion of AI in military and national security applications.

British police on Friday charged comedian Russell Brand with rape and sexual assault after an investigation sparked by complaints from several women.