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A coyote spotted on Alcatraz Island in January swam from Angel Island less than two miles to the north, the National Park Service said Monday.

Two District of Columbia residents pleaded guilty in federal court to kidnapping and armed robbery charges stemming from an October 2025 attack on two women who were lured to a Southeast Washington home under the pretense of a babysitting job,

Specialists on religious bias against Muslims said Tuesday that the U.S. must do better when it comes to supporting religious freedom, warning against the normalization of prejudice.

Former President Barack Obama said that continuous pressure to stay on the campaign circuit during a Republican presidency has created "genuine tension" between him and his wife, Michelle Obama.

President Trump said Tuesday he is "disappointed" in Senate Majority Leader John Thune because Republicans have not heeded his repeated calls to terminate the filibuster.

Gas prices in California have climbed to among the highest levels in the country, with one remote rural county reaching an average of $7 per gallon as the ongoing conflict over the Strait of Hormuz compounds longstanding structural pressures on the ...

A federal jury in Del Rio, Texas, convicted a Dale man on two counts of firearms trafficking after he straw-purchased 24 AK-47-style rifles that were later trafficked to Mexico for use by a cartel, federal prosecutors announced.

President Trump on Tuesday restored the Presidential Fitness Test Award, a public school exercise program that was phased out during the Obama administration to spare children the public humiliation of failed attempts at pull-ups and other physical ...

Tens of millions of Americans may be owed a refund from the IRS stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic era -- but they must act before a fast-approaching deadline, the nation's independent tax watchdog is warning.

The Supreme Court has narrowed the Voting Rights Act, stripping its power to mandate minority districts -- and now Democrats want to use the ruling to remap New York, if their own state law doesn't stop them first.