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An Oklahoma man is being held on suspicion of fatally shooting a Catholic priest at a church rectory in northeast Kansas, authorities said.

Turns out, President Trump might be willing to wheel and deal on trade restrictions despite the White House's assertion that the tariff plan is not a negotiating tactic.

Seven-time WNBA All-Star Elena Delle Donne, a two-time league MVP and a key part of Washington's 2019 championship, is retiring after 11 seasons.

Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein says President Trump should delay the reciprocal tariffs on select nations while keeping the baseline 10% tariff on all nations.

Miller Gardner, the 14-year-old son of former New York Yankees outfielder Brett Gardner, was confirmed this week to have died by carbon monoxide poisoning while vacationing in Costa Rica.

JuJu Watkins, the sensational sophomore who led Southern California to its best season in nearly 40 years, was honored Thursday as The Associated Press women's basketball Player of the Year.

Andrea Inserra, president of the global defense sector at Booz Allen, joins the show to break down plans for the "Golden Dome" missile shield and the rapid expansion of AI in military and national security applications.

Eighty years ago last Friday, on April 4, 1945, the U.S. Army liberated its first concentration/slave labor camp, Ohrdruf, which was populated by Jewish and non-Jewish civilians from multiple countries.

Nothing in "Pentagon IG to probe Hegseth's use of Signal to discuss anti-Houthi operations in Yemen" (Web, April 3) indicates that any investigation is being conducted into the actions of Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg, who described the use of ...

Nothing in "Pentagon IG to probe Hegseth's use of Signal to discuss anti-Houthi operations in Yemen" (Web, April 3) indicates that any investigation is being conducted into the actions of Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg, who described the use of ...