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The University of Alabama has suspended two student-run magazines focused on Black students and women's issues, citing recent federal guidance from Attorney General Pam Bondi against diversity, equity and inclusion, or DEI, programs on college ...

Republican Matt Van Epps of Tennessee was sworn Thursday as the newest House member, two days after winning a closely watched special election that helped maintain his party's slim grip on power.

The U.S. Institute of Peace in Northwest D.C. boasts large, silver letters on its building that spell out Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace. The new name for the nonprofit comes after the eight wars that the president claims he ended.

The first full-length book by Pope Leo XIV to come out in the U.S. will be published next year.

First lady Melania Trump on Thursday said more children from Ukraine have been reunited with their families as part of her effort to reunify children separated by the Russia-Ukraine war.

A high-stakes hearing in the New York murder case against Luigi Mangione resumed Thursday, a year to the day after prosecutors say he gunned down UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

She was already separated from her husband, the family breadwinner and father of her two youngest children, and had lost the home they shared in Arkansas.

The Navy admiral who reportedly issued orders for the U.S. military to fire upon survivors of an attack on an alleged drug boat arrived on Capitol Hill for a classified briefing Thursday with top congressional lawmakers overseeing national security.

The death toll from last week's catastrophic floods and landslides in parts of Asia surged past 1,500 Thursday as rescue teams raced to reach survivors isolated by the disaster with hundreds of people still unaccounted for across the region.

MyPillow founder Mike Lindell has filed paperwork to run for governor of Minnesota, challenging incumbent Democratic Gov. Tim Walz.