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Move over, McDonald's. Wendy's wants someone who actually enjoys eating a burger.

Crime victims are being left empty-handed as President Trump's pardons erase nearly $2 billion in restitution payments and fines, according to a new analysis by California Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Persons of faith were stunned Wednesday when they arrived at places of worship to find them surrounded by police and liquidators, whose presence made clear that their religious organization -- which had committed no crime -- was being dismantled.

Senate Democrats on Thursday again blocked a Department of Homeland Security funding bill as Republicans argued their shutdown of the department is endangering the country, especially in light of rising threats from Iran.

Blue states sued President Trump on Thursday over his latest attempt to impose global tariffs, saying the new batch of levies misapplies a law designed to deal with arcane monetary issues.

Texas authorities on Thursday said three people were killed and 19 wounded during Sunday's mass shooting in a popular Austin nightlife hub, but officials were mum about the gunman's suspected links to terror groups that the FBI is reviewing.

James Rosen joins Alex Swoyer's Court Watch podcast to talk about the justice who changed American law and left almost nothing off the record.

Officials at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park say a Hawaiian died last week after he went into a closed-off section of the Kilauea volcano.

The war between the United States, Israel and Iran has produced one of the most intense exchanges of missiles and drones in modern military history.

A Wyoming man accused of hitting a wolf with a snowmobile before taping its mouth shut, showing off the wounded animal in a rural bar, then killing it expressed remorse Thursday and changed his plea to felony animal cruelty to guilty.