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The District of Columbia Court of Appeals on Thursday restored a city prohibition on gun magazines capable of holding over 10 rounds, until a rehearing of the case happens.

Five siblings who spent decades defending Michael Jackson -- with members of the family among his defenders during his 2005 criminal trial and appearing on Oprah Winfrey's talk show -- now say the pop star repeatedly sexually abused them as children,

Several GOP lawmakers have urged President Trump to pardon the U.S. Army soldier accused of using classified information about former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's capture to win more than $400,000 through bets placed on online prediction ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth dismissed recent British- and French-led conferences to discuss options for reopening the Strait of Hormuz as more examples of Europe talking rather than taking action.

For Washington, much of the allure of the White House Correspondents' Dinner is all the action outside the ballroom -- and fittingly for "Nerd Prom," that means deep policy sessions timed to coincide with the big event.

A federal appeals court has ruled that the Trump administration went too far in trying to create its own deportation rules to speed up the process, ditching core protections Congress put in place to ensure people weren't sent to countries where they ...

Live Nation has launched its annual "Summer of Live" promotion, giving fans the chance to buy $30 all-in tickets to more than 4,000 concerts across the U.S. and Canada.

FBI Director Kash Patel hinted at evidence that backs up President Trump's claims of fraud in the 2020 election -- but quickly backed off revealing what he knows.

Iowa, a deep-red state for decades that voted for President Trump in three consecutive elections, may be on the verge of choosing a Democratic governor, flipping a Republican Senate seat and capturing two GOP House seats.

Costco is pulling nearly 208,000 pairs of battery-powered socks from shelves after customers reported suffering first- and second-degree burns while wearing them.