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A federal court in Indianapolis sentenced a Russian national Monday to nearly seven years in prison for hacking into U.S. companies and enabling ransomware attacks, the Justice Department announced.

The update brings a handful of new features, eight new emoji, and the usual round of security and performance improvements -- but users still waiting on a revamped Siri will have to keep waiting.

Minnesota officials filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday accusing the Trump administration of withholding evidence related to three shootings by federal officers, including the shooting deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.

It turns out that where the U.S. border begins, at least for purposes of asylum, is not actually clear.

Twenty years after a teenage girl from Tennessee put on a blonde wig and changed the Disney Channel forever, Miley Cyrus is back for a reunion special of the show, and fans could not be more ready.

President Trump cast a mail-in ballot ahead of Florida's Tuesday special election, despite criticizing it as a source of fraud and pushing Congress to rein in the voting method.

CPAC 2026 is underway in Dallas. The conservative conference left Washington years ago -- and after COVID pushed it further south, organizers say they're never going back.

The cherry trees along the Tidal Basin started showing white blossoms on Monday and are just one stage away from reaching peak bloom.

A new academic study has introduced a tool to measure how easily employees are swayed by jargon-filled corporate language that sounds meaningful but lacks substance.

Bill Cosby could be left in dire financial straits following a $59.25 million judgment awarded to the woman who accused him of drugging and raping her more than five decades ago. The decision in favor of Donna Motsinger calls into question the net ...