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The visit Tuesday of King Charles III holds an unexpected stipulation for members of Congress: No smoking.

Sri Lankan police arrested 22 Buddhist monks arriving at an airport after finding 248 pounds of marijuana products in their luggage.

LeVar Burton used an appearance on ABC's "The View" this week to slam federal cuts to public broadcasting and what he called a national "problem with the truth," weaving pointed political commentary into a wide-ranging conversation about his decades ...

House and Senate Republicans delayed key procedural votes Tuesday to advance an extension of the federal foreign surveillance law that expires in two days.

Florida wildlife researchers have found an unlikely ally in the battle against invasive Burmese pythons: the opossum.

Two Chinese nationals were indicted on federal drug charges after allegedly spending nearly a year developing an industrial-scale methamphetamine production factory capable of producing 400 kilograms of the drug daily, federal prosecutors in New York ...

President Trump on Tuesday gifted King Charles III of the United Kingdom a custom facsimile of a letter by John Adams, written in 1785 as the first U.S. ambassador to Great Britain.

The Department of Defense is looking to Congress to finalize its Department of War rename.

A Washington, D.C., woman was sentenced to two years in federal prison for her role in a multi-million-dollar money laundering scheme involving government agencies, schools, medical centers and other institutions across multiple states.

91-year-old Ronald Wayne is often called Apple's "forgotten founder," the third name on a partnership agreement signed alongside Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak on April 1, 1976, that formally established Apple Computer Company. Just 12 days after ...