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President Trump has given his stamp of approval on a plan to fire Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday, citing unnamed sources.

Amtrak has debuted an Acela train with a special "Freedom 250" design honoring America's 250th anniversary.

President Trump said Ukraine and Russia have agreed to a three-day ceasefire that will begin Saturday and carry through Monday, a move he said could be the "beginning of the end" of the war that has raged for more than four years.

A single group-stage soccer match is generating resale prices rarely seen outside major championship events -- a striking marker of just how much the 2026 World Cup has rattled conventional sports economics.

The Justice Department is launching a new push to strip criminal immigrants of their U.S. citizenship, saying they never would have been granted status in the first place if their crimes had been known at the time.

President Trump hosted a brunch at the White House for Angel Moms of children killed by illegal immigrants, plus Gold Star Mothers who lost their children in combat.

Spirit Airlines is flying its remaining airplanes to Arizona's Phoenix Goodyear Airport after the carrier officially closed.

Two students at Park View High School in Sterling, Virginia, were hospitalized after what the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office believes was a case of overdosing on opioids.

Jaime Pressly's move to start an OnlyFans account follows that of her friend Shannon Elizabeth, the "American Pie" and "Scary Movie" actress who launched her own profile last month on the site, reportedly earning more than $1.2 million in her first ...

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is pressing independent school districts for proof that they're displaying the Ten Commandments and providing prayer time in classrooms, as required by state law.