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A simmering battle over the future of President Donald Trump's political movement exploded on one of the right's biggest stages Thursday, as prominent conservative influencers used Turning Point USA's annual youth conference to attack each other and ...

Tokyo announced Friday that it is not changing its long-held position on not possessing nuclear weapons, nixing pro-nuclear remarks made by an official late Thursday.

The Justice Department will release hundreds of thousands of pages from the long-concealed "Epstein files" following months of pressure from both political parties and many of Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking victims.

President Trump has suspended the diversity visa lottery program after authorities revealed that the gunman in this month's university shootings entered the United States through the chance-based immigration system.

Trump ordered Homeland Security to shut down the program after learning that Claudio Manuel Neves Valente, the gunman who attacked Brown University and MIT this month before killing himself, entered the U.S. through the diversity visa lottery.

Scale AI's Dan Tadross, Head of Public Sector and Jared Yonker, a Senior Director for the company, talk AI development, smart AI regulations and their efforts to keep models built for defense secure, safe and efficient.

The Trump administration will appeal a federal judge's order reversing billions of dollars in funding cuts to Harvard University, extending a standoff over the White House's demands for reforms at the Ivy League school.

The spread of famine has been averted in the Gaza Strip, but the situation remains critical with the entire Palestinian territory still facing starvation, the world's leading authority on food crises said Friday.

Workers at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts began installing new signage to include President Trump's name on the cultural mecca.

Police in a New Jersey town partnered with a Lamborghini dealer to put department decals on a car with a QR code that connects people to opioid treatment and support.