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A look at recalls affecting consumers today: Taro Pharmaceuticals has recalled nearly 90,000 bottles of children's ibuprofen oral suspension after consumers found black particles and a gel-like mass in the berry-flavored liquid. Electrolux recalled ...

The nation's 250th birthday is just around the corner, which means it may be time to stop disparaging and start celebrating America, as far as Kirk Cameron is concerned.

The DC Streetcar is ending operation next week, and city officials have indicated that its vehicles will be auctioned off.

Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson no longer views communist China as a major threat and is calling for the U.S. to share power with Beijing in a new world order with a weakened America.

Minnesota filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday asking a judge to force the Trump administration to turn over evidence from the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, two Americans killed by Homeland Security personnel in Minneapolis in January.

Four Jewish charity ambulances were deliberately set on fire in a targeted antisemitic attack in north London, prompting a counterterrorism investigation and widespread condemnation from British leaders.

As President Trump's troubles keep piling up, Democrats are piling on.

A federal court in Indianapolis sentenced a Russian national Monday to nearly seven years in prison for hacking into U.S. companies and enabling ransomware attacks, the Justice Department announced.

The update brings a handful of new features, eight new emoji, and the usual round of security and performance improvements -- but users still waiting on a revamped Siri will have to keep waiting.

Minnesota officials filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday accusing the Trump administration of withholding evidence related to three shootings by federal officers, including the shooting deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti.