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A Prince George's County District Court judge on Thursday gave property managers 14 days to evacuate the Marylander Condominiums and begin repairing a heating system they say homeless people damaged in November.

Cancer survivors who eat the most ultra-processed foods have 48% higher death risk and 57% higher cancer death risk, 15-year Italian study finds.

Virginia Republicans are questioning whether their Democratic counterparts have a case of political amnesia after rolling out a long list of tax-hike proposals that threaten to undercut Gov. Abigail Spanberger's affordability message.

A man accused of running an illegal biolab in the Las Vegas suburbs is scheduled to appear Friday in federal court.

Sen. Bill Cassidy has initiated a probe into New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration due to "serious concerns" of scaling back executive orders related to antisemitism and boycotts of Israel.

A vigil was held late Wednesday for the missing mother of NBC "Today" show host Savannah Guthrie at St. Philip's in the Hills Episcopal Church in Tucson, Arizona.

The Justice Department opened an investigation into Baltimore City Health Department for allegedly segregating employees into racial groups during taxpayer-funded equity training.

Federal authorities arrested a Minneapolis activist Thursday on charges of threatening to kill Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, marking what the Trump administration calls a marquee case in its crackdown on anti-ICE protests.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Thursday seeking the ouster of CAIR from the Lone Star State, claiming the Muslim rights group violated a state ban on any entity engaging in terrorism.

A bipartisan pair of senators is taking aim at the legal shield that has protected internet companies for three decades, arguing that tech giants have transformed from neutral platforms into profit-driven algorithmic powerhouses.