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Three 40-foot shipping containers fell off a ship into the water at the Port of Los Angeles on Monday.

The Kennedy Center's board voted Tuesday to shut down the iconic performing arts facility, saying the building is collapsing and has become a danger.

A federal judge on Tuesday rejected a second attempt to add President Trump's name to the Kennedy Center, saying it is illegal and violates a previous injunction.

President Trump is dismissing warnings about AI's dangers as a coordinated election-year hoax, even as experts say China is closing what was once a wide U.S. lead in artificial intelligence.

Andrei Samuilovski, 32, a citizen of Estonia, Switzerland, and Russia, pleaded guilty to conspiring to illegally export U.S.-origin aviation and aerospace parts to Russia in violation of U.S. sanctions, according to court documents.

GOP Rep. Thomas Massie on Tuesday started a process to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

The University of Maryland, College Park, has replaced diversity, equity and inclusion language with "belonging and inclusion" in its bylaws, reflecting a broader shift amid pressure from the Trump administration.

A Santa Barbara County man pleaded guilty to detonating a bomb inside a Santa Maria courthouse in 2024, an attack prosecutors said injured three people, caused approximately $35,000 in damage and was intended to kill law enforcement officers.

Jonathan Hunter Kramer, 21, of Valencia, Pennsylvania, has been charged in a federal criminal complaint with receiving a firearm and ammunition while allegedly knowing or having reasonable cause to believe they would be used to commit a felony or ...

White House border czar Tom Homan has confirmed that ICE is investigating Rep. Ilhan Omar to see if she obtained her U.S. citizenship through fraud.