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President Trump said Tuesday the Iranians shot down the U.S. military helicopter that crashed in the Middle East late Monday, and he plans to hit back.

Two New York-based electrical contractors and their top executives have agreed to pay $21.3 million to resolve federal False Claims Act allegations that they improperly obtained government contracts reserved for service-disabled veteran-owned small ...

When Manhattan's original Pennsylvania Station was demolished in 1963, it marked the undignified end to one of America's great public works, a monolithic Beaux Arts train terminal with Roman-style columns and a spacious central waiting area that was ...

The Supreme Court is awaiting appeals from President Trump in two separate cases.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's recent visit to France to commemorate the 82nd anniversary of the June 6, 1944, D-Day landings drew criticism from some quarters days before he even arrived in the country.

Chinese President Xi Jinping wrapped up his two-day visit to neighboring North Korea Tuesday, after impressive ceremonial pomp but only vague official commentary on upgrades to bilateral ties.

Chick-fil-A has opened its first delivery-only "ghost kitchen" in Florida, launching the Chick-fil-A Wynwood Delivery location on June 2 within the CloudKitchens network in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood -- the chain's sixth such facility in the ...

The United States extradited a Ghanaian woman to her home country Sunday to serve a 10-year prison sentence after she failed to return to Ghana during her criminal trial following a court-approved trip to the United States for medical treatment, the ...

The horror film "Obsession" has become the highest-grossing movie ever acquired at a film festival, earning about $225.5 million worldwide on a production budget of roughly $1 million, news outlets report.

Crypto "poster boy" Sam Bankman-Fried is seeking a pardon from President Trump.