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The Department of Education has finalized plans to cap federal student aid for graduate degrees and restrict who qualifies for public-service loan forgiveness.

Five years after the coronavirus pandemic struck -- and two years after the government declared the emergency over -- states are still awash in cash that Congress doled out.

The final edition of Farmers' Almanac projected that the mid-Atlantic region will see "decent snow" this winter.

Widespread discontent over inflation and the economy handed Democrats big wins in this year's election. While economists are urging patience, saying it takes time for prices to drop, pollsters caution that Tuesday's results are a red flag for ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is expected to unveil major changes Friday to how the Pentagon acquires and delivers weapons to its warfighters, with a new emphasis on speed that will potentially mark one of the most significant overhauls in decades ...

Administration officials say President Trump must have the power to regulate and rebalance trade through tariffs, and the money reaped is "incidental" to those goals.

NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte says the alliance has reversed its "ammo gap" with Russia.

A federal judge gave two years of probation to an ice cream maker who says he mistakenly sold some of his own personal product laced with THC, leaving three customers sick enough to end up in the emergency room.

A European Union naval force on Friday reached a Malta-flagged tanker earlier attacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia, finding all its 24 mariners safe after an assault that raised renewed fears about piracy in the region.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene rejected the storyline that she's broken with the Republican Party. She says it's the other way around.