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Seattle's minimum wage will rise to $22.14 an hour in 2027, up from $21.30 this year, an increase of about 3.9%. The city's economy is showing strain in hiring and downtown real estate.

Whether the midterm elections prove to be a devastating wipeout for Republicans largely depends on Hispanic voters - a voting bloc that shifted rightward in 2024 but now appears to be slipping through the GOP's fingers.

One of the senators whose phone records were obtained by Jack Smith during his ill-fated probe of President Trump sued on Wednesday, asking a court to reprimand the former special counsel for his aggressive actions.

Tom Cruise plays an oil baron at the center of an ecological catastrophe in "Digger," a satire that some have billed as a climate disaster comedy. The bigger crisis may be at the box office, where the film opens Friday tracking for just $12M to $15M ...

Senate Democrats on Wednesday blocked a House-passed bill to ban the purchase of individual stocks by members of Congress.

The last remaining American troops and equipment on Wednesday pulled out of Erbil Air Base in the Kurdistan region of Iraq, the final U.S. military outpost there.

"The View" co-host SUNNY HOSTIN, a former prosecutor, said Tuesday that media coverage of the Cornell University fraternity case is inaccurate and unfair. "The pictures of these young men who have not been charged, not been adjudicated, are being ...

A Scottsdale, Arizona, man has pleaded guilty in federal court in Maryland to embezzling more than $8.8 million from an Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) benefit plan, the Justice Department announced.

The Justice Department filed a misconduct complaint Wednesday against a group of federal judges in Minnesota who publicly complained about President Trump's immigration policies, which the government said ruined their ability to be impartial.

REPORT: Sean "Diddy" Combs is living far more comfortably inside a New Jersey federal prison than most inmates.