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Space officials say tens of thousands of near-Earth asteroids capable of demolishing cities remain untracked -- and humanity currently has no way to deflect them.

Mark Zuckerberg will testify in an unprecedented social media trial that questions whether Meta's platforms deliberately addict and harm children.

President Trump recently ordered the Department of Defense to prioritize coal energy over other forms of energy, leaning into a personal brand of "Trump capitalism" that is testing decades of GOP free-market orthodoxy.

A coalition of environmental and public health organizations filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the Environmental Protection Agency to stop it from repealing its endangerment finding that underpins the agency's authority to regulate greenhouse gas ...

Ash Wednesday, which falls on Feb. 18 this year, marks the beginning of Lent -- the most penitential season on the Christian calendar.

Heartbeat International made headlines this week announcing that more than 8,000 women have used its Abortion Pill Rescue Network in an attempt to continue their pregnancies after starting the chemical abortion process. Democrats and major medical ...

Police in Montgomery County, Maryland, said a 6-year-old boy got hold of a gun inside his home and fatally shot himself by accident.

The Vatican said it won't accept an invitation to the Board of Peace, contending that it butts up against the United Nations.

A fiery explosion that ripped through a church in upstate New York on Tuesday injured five people, including the pastor and firefighters who responded to a report of a gas odor in the building, officials said.

Some Republican legislators are looking to restrict their state's ability to set environmental regulations, a move that comes as President Donald Trump's administration pushes to roll back environmental rules on power plants, water and greenhouse ...