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Most Americans say Republicans and Democrats have "gone too far" with political rhetoric following Charlie Kirk's assassination, the Gallup Poll reported Wednesday.

The Village People will close out the World Cup draw Friday in Washington, FIFA said in a lineup announcement that confirms President Trump's impact on the globe's biggest sporting event.

OpenAI will award $40.5 million to more than 200 nonprofits before the end of the year, following an open call for applications in September.

A federal judge sentenced a former federal employee to more than three years in prison after he admitted to stealing more than $1.1 million in taxpayer money over 15 years by ringing up personal charges or sending money to himself through his ...

After Republican Matt Van Epps won a special congressional election in Tennessee on Tuesday against Democratic state Rep. Aftyn Behn, he credited his victory to a united Republican front.

A female southern two-toed sloth named Athena has died of early-onset kidney disease at the Smithsonian's National Zoo.

U.S. Central Command on Wednesday announced the formation of a task force to set up the military's first one-way attack drone squadron in the Middle East.

The Biden administration set records for sue-and-settle cases, according to a new study that said the EPA paid out $10.9 million in lawyers' fees from 2021 to 2024 while working with environmentalists to set policies outside of what the law requires.

The U.S. stock market is drifting near its record levels on Wednesday following mixed reactions to profit reports from Macy's, Marvell Technologies and other companies.

A public feud between Speaker Mike Johnson and Rep. Elise Stefanik ended Wednesday with the involvement of President Trump, as her proposal requiring disclosure of congressional counterintelligence investigations of lawmakers was added to the annual ...