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Several performers have pulled out of a concert series for The Great American State Fair on the National Mall.

Los Angeles Police Department officers serving search and arrest warrants on Wednesday found a cache of illegal fireworks.

June is still a few days away, but Boston may have already won the contest for the most outrageous Pride Month function with an event backed by the mayor's office on transgender menstruation "pride."

The Trump administration's sweeping deregulatory push now extends to rolling back hunting and fishing restrictions on federal lands.

A SpaceX Starship booster crashed instead of landing after engine failures cut short its return to Earth -- here's what happened and what it means for future moon and Mars missions.

A Staten Island man was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for his role in an Iranian government-directed plot targeting journalist, author, and human rights activist Masih Alinejad, the Justice Department announced.

Jimmy Kimmel took a pointed shot at Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. this week after the Cabinet member used a viral satirical post to blame the late-night host for what he called the "shocking collapse of liberal comedy."

Ozzy Osbourne's family has partnered with tech companies to create an AI avatar of the rock star that will be able to speak with fans and appear in holograms in the U.S. and the United Kingdom this summer, news outlets report.

A former top financial official at the U.S. African Development Foundation was sentenced to four months in prison after a multi-year scheme in which he directed government contracts to a friend's company, accepted cash payments in return and ...

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin told hunger-striking migrants to allow themselves to be deported back home if they don't like the food they're being served at an ICE detention facility in New Jersey.