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Ethiopia's prime minister said Thursday that his country's controversial power dam on the Nile has been completed.

The U.S. Coast Guard this week said deaths linked to recreational boating in 2024 were the fewest since it started collecting such statistics more than 50 years ago.

House Republicans say they've finally rounded up the GOP support needed to pass President Trump's sweeping tax cut legislation, but Democrats are using procedural tactics to slow down a final vote.

President Trump said he was to speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday.

Part of a wing flap fell off a Delta Air Lines plane over North Carolina on Tuesday.

The Supreme Court announced Thursday it would hear two disputes over state laws banning transgender athletes from competing in girls' sports.

Job growth was higher than expected in June, according to a federal report Thursday that showed the labor market beating milder forecasts.

A federal judge has ruled that the White House budget office didn't have the power to order agencies to take down web pages that included information about transgender issues.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi criticized a new app that allows users to track the movement of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, asserting the app would put agents in danger.

The Air Force is requesting $387 million in its current budget request to begin building the first of its version of a hypersonic missile system that has experienced several testing failures in the past.