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Dr. Hak Ja Han Moon, the 83-year-old spiritual leader of the global religious organization known as the Family Federation for World Peace and Unification, returned to prison Tuesday after a hearing in a Seoul courtroom regarding her appeal of the ...

About a dozen girls on a Washington state high school girls' cross-country team walked away from a race Tuesday rather than compete against a runner who started the season on the boys' team and later moved to the girls' team.

Anti-war demonstrators repeatedly interrupted War Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday during a panel on autonomous weapons at the Association of the U.S. Army's annual meeting, shouting at him over the Iran war until security removed them from the ...

The man charged with killing a Philadelphia police officer in a deadly ambush over the weekend has a criminal record that includes a prior murder accusation, but the city's top prosecutor said faulty casework by detectives prevented them from locking ...

The newly appointed White House press secretary, Katie Zacharia, says she's a lawyer, and an ethics watchdog is asking the State Bar of California to verify that.

Antiwar protesters tried to disrupt the U.S. Army's annual convention Wednesday as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth appeared on stage at the event in downtown Washington to express confidence that Congress will deliver on President Trump's historic ...

Netflix is laying off about 1,000 employees, roughly 6% of its workforce, in its largest round of job cuts since 2022.

A House committee says two D.C. groups train residents to join juries and vote to acquit. Rep. James Comer says they may have helped train a juror in the Sean Dunn trial.

Chuck Lorre, the television producer behind "The Big Bang Theory" and "Two and a Half Men," says he once signed a one-billion-year contract with Scientology's Sea Org and lasted two days.

Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris laid out her political vision in Seoul Wednesday -- a vision that, rather than being a scathing assault on the Trump administration, was aligned in some ways with the MAGA playbook.