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The attorneys general of New York and New Jersey subpoenaed FIFA on Wednesday due to fans' uproar about potentially misleading ticket pricing.

The U.S. attorney's office in Chicago said Wednesday it has imposed new rules for prosecutors using grand juries, moving to constrain a growing scandal that forced it to drop charges against people indicted for anti-ICE protests.

Florida Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna set social media buzzing this week after posting a photo on X showing herself armed with a rifle and a holstered pistol against a snowy Pacific Northwest backdrop, with many commenters drawing comparisons to ...

Alabama officials asked the U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday to use the GOP-backed congressional map that was shot down by a lower court the day before.

DENNIS QUAID backs Spencer Pratt in L.A. mayoral race: "Why? Just look around, man."

President Trump said Wednesday that he wants the National Guard to remain in Washington indefinitely, insisting they've made the city safer.

The former leader of Northern Ireland's largest unionist party repeatedly sexually abused two girls in crimes dating back four decades, a prosecutor told jurors Wednesday in opening statements at his rape trial.

President Trump threatened a U.S. military attack against Oman Wednesday, warning against the possibility of the Middle Eastern country controlling the Strait of Hormuz jointly with Iran through tolls.

NASA is paying two companies millions to provide specialized lunar vehicles to help support the agency's moon base missions.

NASA unveiled new Moon Base infrastructure plans Tuesday, announcing rover contracts, cargo lander missions and a fleet of survey drones as the agency works to establish a sustained lunar presence near the Moon's South Pole ahead of future crewed ...