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An Air Force service member who died after falling from the rafters during a rappelling demonstration ahead of a Saturday football game between the University of Texas at San Antonio and Navy has been identified as Tech Sgt. Ian Patterson, assigned ...

Somewhere in America right now, a restaurant is charging you $30 to feel something your grandmother gave away for free.

The polls say Democrats are headed for a wave in the midterms. But pollsters have been wrong before, and it wouldn't take much of a miss to flip that script.

Artificial intelligence apparently is helping reverse decades of bureaucratic bloat at universities, whose nonteaching staff have increased faster than their faculty and student bodies, analysts say.

The Democrats' Senate fundraising arm kicked off its first ad in Mississippi in this election cycle on Tuesday.

An orange glow emanates from a smoke-enveloped alleyway on Derby Street in Salem, Massachusetts.

A Kansas man is in federal custody after commenting on Facebook that he wanted to kill President Trump.

Former Sen. Joe Manchin III, a longtime Democrat who left his party to become an independent, will campaign for Republican Sen. Susan Collins this week in Maine's deadlocked Senate race.

Kyle Francis Kennedy, granddaughter of Robert F. Kennedy and Ethel Kennedy, died at the age of 42 on Sept. 21, 2026, at her home in Westwood, Massachusetts, according to her obituary.

A Guatemalan man who helped some illegal immigrants sneak into the U.S., only to die from "cooking to death" in the overheated back of a semi-truck, was sentenced to 30 years in prison on Tuesday.