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On Sunday, as President Trump marks his 80th year on Earth, he'll set a new bar for presidential parties with professional MMA fights on the White House's South Lawn.

Prince George's County officials are facing a lawsuit after diverting more than $39 million in property tax revenues designated for parks to fill a budget deficit.

Phil Mickelson, the six-time major champion competing on the LIV Golf Tour, has been expelled from his longtime home course in the San Diego area after a female employee accused him of nonconsensual physical contact earlier this spring.

Taiwan fired rockets from U.S.-supplied mobile launchers into the Taiwan Strait, a show of force that signals to China a shift in how the island plans to defend itself.

President Trump on Thursday nominated U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton as director of national intelligence, replacing acting Director William J. Pulte hours after the House rejected reauthorization of a key surveillance law over dissatisfaction with Mr.

First lady Melania Trump announced new savings avenues for youth in foster care: Fostering the Future Accounts.

A Florida physician and three staff members at a medical research center have been charged in an alleged scheme to falsify clinical trial data, the Justice Department announced.

Tim Allen says a reboot of "Home Improvement" remains off the table for now, citing unspecified "personality problems" among the actors who played his three sons on the beloved ABC sitcom.

Some politicians are wedded to the notion that airpower alone can prove decisive on a battlefield. It's a tempting proposition to elected officials who have to face the voters, a former Marine and an analyst with the Stimson Center think tank said ...

The Spurs' 29-point collapse in Game 4 of the 2026 NBA Finals is the biggest blown lead in championship game history. Here's how it ranks among the most infamous chokes in sports -- and the records that still stand in the NFL and NBA.