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Tropical Storm Isaias formed in the Gulf on Wednesday and is forecast to become the first hurricane of the 2026 Atlantic season, with the coast from Mississippi to the Florida Panhandle facing the worst of the storm surge when it strikes late Friday ...

Union and faith leaders gathered outside the John Wilson Building in Northwest Tuesday to protest a D.C. Council bill that would legalize robotaxis.

Actress Mia Goth has filed for divorce from actor Shia LaBeouf, citing "irreconcilable differences" and listing July 28, 2025, as the couple's date of separation.

A federal jury in the Southern District of Florida has convicted a Coral Springs man of a scheme that billed Medicare more than $15 million for blood tests elderly patients did not want or need, the Justice Department announced.

A memorable Halloween display does not require a professional haunted-house budget. A few well-placed decorations can turn an ordinary front walk, window or living room into a scene that makes trick-or-treaters stop and look twice.

President Trump on Wednesday threatened to "terminate" two advisers after The New York Times revealed they each earned "hundreds of thousands of dollars" advising a pro-Russia political party in Bosnia.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Wednesday commemorated the three-year anniversary of the Hamas attack against Israel by equating the brutal assault to Israel's conflict in Gaza.

A man who wrote of struggling with his gender identity and sexuality, according to a police report, has pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the 2023 stabbing death of Phoenix hiker Lauren Heike, under an agreement that removes the death penalty ...

An OpenAI publicist tried to steer Sam Altman away from a question about a young woman's suicide during an interview.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio cautioned that Western nations face critical choices over the coming decade that will decide whether they remain global leaders or face a "future of atrophy, servitude and decline."