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A George Mason University law professor has cut ties with the Heritage Foundation as the conservative think tank continues to lose scholars and allies over the leadership's support for podcast host Tucker Carlson.

For decades, Thanksgiving's supporting cast: the casseroles, the rolls, the mashed potatoes, existed in quiet service to the turkey. But the spotlight has shifted.

ICE is drawing a hard line on dental hygiene for migrants in short-term processing facilities, telling federal judges that toothbrushes pose too much danger to hand out freely.

Families in Colombia continue searching for hundreds of children who went missing during the devastating 1985 Nevado del Ruiz volcanic eruption that killed approximately 25,000 people and destroyed the town of Armero, with many children separated ...

More than a dozen transgender veterans are suing the government for revoking their pensions and benefits after being discharged under the Trump administration's transgender military ban.

A federal agent working with the Metropolitan Police Department fired gunshots in Northeast after a car chase Thursday. No one was hit.

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon, who turned America's largest retailer into a tech-powered giant and spearheaded a period of robust sales growth since becoming chief executive in 2014, plans to retire early next year, the company said Friday in a surprise ...

President Trump said he's going to ask Attorney General Pam Bondi to investigate ties between Jeffrey Epstein and Democrats after more Epstein emails surfaced this week that mentioned the president.

The University of Maryland Student Government Association has called on administrators to rename five rooms dedicated to U.S. defense contractors accused of fostering "genocide in Gaza."

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said he wants to repair relations with the West to end years of international isolation and sanctions imposed on his country's weakened economy.