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Arizona State University is turning heads with a first-of-its-kind AI course builder that generates automated lessons from professors' lectures and materials within minutes.

The Trump administration will soon propose softening Biden-era limits on "forever chemicals" in drinking water, delaying but keeping tough standards for two common types and rescinding limits on some rarer forms of the substance, according to an EPA ...

Federal and local law enforcement agencies arrested 18 people and seized more than $10 million worth of fentanyl Wednesday in a sweeping drug enforcement operation targeting an open-air narcotics market at MacArthur Park in Los Angeles.

OBAMA: "We can't overcome the politicization of our justice system, the awesome power of the state. You can't have a situation in which whoever is in charge of the government starts using that to go after their political enemies or reward their ...

Guido Reichstadter, who climbed up the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge in Washington to protest the Iran war, is facing charges after going back down on Wednesday.

A 20-year-old California man has been sentenced to 78 months in federal prison for his role in a sprawling social engineering conspiracy that stole well over $250 million in cryptocurrency from victims across the United States, the U.S. Attorney's ...

Federal agents detained crew members aboard a Disney cruise ship and at least one other vessel at the Port of San Diego last month as part of a child sexual exploitation investigation, authorities said Wednesday.

Catholic and Orthodox congregations had the highest reported median attendance, in part because those traditions have fewer parishes than Protestants. The median evangelical congregation reported 75 worshippers, while the median Mainline church ...

Iran confirmed on Thursday that it is still reviewing a U.S. proposal to end the war and restart negotiations, even as President Trump threatens to launch a new bombing campaign if Tehran does not agree to talk.

Kyle Rittenhouse, the firearms activist acquitted in the 2020 Kenosha protest shootings, was hospitalized Wednesday after being bitten by a venomous brown recluse spider, he announced on social media.