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A Palestinian student arrested as he was about to finalize his U.S. citizenship accused Columbia University on Thursday of eroding democracy with its handling of campus protests against the Israel-Hamas war.

President Trump said raising taxes on the rich is "good politics," but said he'd be pilloried by the media and politicians on both sides if he were to do so.

Resentencing hearings for Erik and Lyle Menendez will move forward next week after a series of delays.

China, Russia and North Korea are rapidly expanding their nuclear forces and increasing joint strategic collaboration, undermining the U.S. ability to deter a nuclear war, according to senior Pentagon officials.

Friday was a day of firsts for the newly installed Pope Leo XIV, including his first homily and mass as pope. In the Sistine Chapel, which until Thursday was the scene of the papal conclave that selected the first-ever American pontiff, Leo called ...

Former NBA star Charles Barkley said that while he supported transgender people, it was stupid to allow biological men to compete against women in sports.

The Democratic mayor of Newark and members of Congress from New Jersey "stormed" an ICE detention facility on Friday, authorities said.

Michael Snow Jr., who torched an American flag as part of anti-Israel protests at Union Station in Washington last summer, was slapped with a 4-month probation sentence.

Embedded links for the song in other posts by the rapper on X to the music streaming platform Soundcloud are down, and the song doesn't appear on his official YouTube channel.

President Trump went on a multi-post rant on how MSNBC is misreporting his tariffs, saying the network's "ratings are down the tubes, but that pressure on them doesn't give them the right to lie and cheat!"