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Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun on Thursday after Lebanese authorities seized Hezbollah explosives that one official said were meant for use in targeting Israeli forces.

Jalen Hurts will not play Sunday against Carolina. The Eagles quarterback has a blood clot in his calf, and the team is still deciding on treatment.

A developer looking to get a data center project approved is offering residents of De Soto, Kansas, $20 million in credits toward utilities and property taxes over 10 years.

Michael Whatley, the Republican candidate for the Senate in North Carolina, doesn't have ad time booked in the battleground state, but his campaign says he's not giving up.

An appeals court delivered a victory Thursday to Fairfax and Arlington counties' school systems, ruling that they can turn to the regular federal courts to defend their transgender student policies against the Department of Education.

Bill Clinton will join David Jolly, the Democratic nominee for Florida governor, on the campaign trail in the former president's first public stumping ahead of the midterm elections.

JOE ROGAN on Trump: "What Trump stood for, some of it turned out to not be real. Like 'no wars.' We're at a war with Iran, so that wasn't real. And it's nuts to just give someone a $50,000 ICE signing bonus, you train them for seven weeks and then ...

ROGER WATERS lashes out at Metallica frontman James Hetfield, days after Hetfield told a Las Vegas crowd that the band does not use its concerts to push politics. "Can we stop talking about this prick?" Waters said. "I'm so bored with him. He's just ...

U.S. Postal Service leaders said Thursday that this year's election mail will be business as usual, promising the same delivery as in the past, unaffected by President Trump's professed distrust of voting by mail.

Sports anchor ELLE DUNCAN: "To have [the WNBA] deduced to a culture war is disgusting ...