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The Trump administration on Thursday rescinded a ban on fishing a New England waterway imposed by Presidents Obama and Biden that had blocked fishermen from accessing sea beds rich with scallops.

A Pennsylvania state lawmaker says he was ordered off the House floor this week for wearing a red, white and blue suit jacket ahead of the nation's 250th birthday, touching off a partisan spat in Harrisburg days before the July Fourth holiday.

A record 25.2 million adults under 35 lived with their parents in 2025, a recent Realtor.com report shows.

Nobody was more obsessed with President Trump's win-loss record at the Supreme Court last month than the president himself, who kept score on social media.

A federal grand jury in the District of Columbia has indicted two high-ranking members of the United Cartels on charges related to methamphetamine trafficking, providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization and firearms offenses, the ...

Democratic lawmakers celebrated the Supreme Court's decision to uphold birthright citizenship, delivering a blow to President Donald Trump's attempted restrictions.

Queen Camilla is facing criticism from transgender rights activists after the British royal family posted a photo of her meeting with "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling at the tail end of Pride month.

Fireworks, Founding-era festivities and patriotic performances headline an Independence Day weekend packed with ways to celebrate America's 250th anniversary in and around the nation's capital.

A confrontation over pesticide use reportedly erupted in an Oval Office meeting last week, underscoring Make America Healthy Again's stance against such agrochemicals.

Overseas opposition to China's new "Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law" took off Thursday after Beijing made the act official a day earlier.