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You keep your trusty reusable bottle filled with only clear, delicious water. Do you still need to wash it?

This school year, students in elementary, middle and high schools in some states will get a new lesson on safety: what to do if they find a firearm.

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson gave the Trump administration a short reprieve late Friday, putting on hold a lower court ruling that had ordered the government to pay full food stamp benefits, despite the government shutdown.

A federal appeals court has ruled that an Ohio school district cannot require students to use opposite-sex pronouns when referring to their transgender and nonbinary classmates, in a decision hailed by supporters as a victory for free speech.

President Trump said the U.S. will not have representation at the Group of 20 summit in South Africa this year, citing the country's treatment of White farmers.

The Trump administration rushed to the Supreme Court Friday night asking the justices to put on hold lower court action that ordered the government to pay out full food stamp benefits amid the government shutdown.

Senate Democrats on Friday blocked a bill to pay federal workers who've gone without compensation during the 38-day government shutdown, after Republicans rejected Democrats' offer to reopen the government with a one-year extension of enhanced ...

A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration crossed First Amendment lines when it took over employees' email accounts to force their messages to include language blaming Democrats for the government shutdown.

The Red Cross transferred the remains of a hostage to Israeli troops in Gaza on Friday, the military said, hours after hundreds of mourners flocked to the funeral of a soldier whose body was turned over earlier in the week by Palestinian militants.

A man in France who discovered a cache of gold worth more than $800,000 this year will be allowed to keep it.