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Federal prosecutors asked a judge to hand down a life sentence to Ryan Routh, who was found guilty last September of attempting to assassinate President Trump on his golf course less than two months before the 2024 election.

Unionized nurses at MedStar Washington Hospital Center in the District of Columbia protested Thursday against the hospital, alleging wage theft.

Firefighters helped a woman give birth to the first of her twin girls on a Maryland Interstate 270 exit ramp Friday morning before taking her to a hospital, where she delivered the second child.

President Trump said he's made up his mind about his choice for the next chair of the Federal Reserve, signaling that an announcement could be imminent.

President Trump has unleashed a barrage of proposals in recent days aimed at lowering Americans' cost of living and has pledged many more will be unveiled soon at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

President Trump said he is "tremendously" honored to see a four-mile stretch of road near his Florida home named after him.

We dug into how the U.S. military is responding -- and spending -- to seeing drone warfare in Ukraine. What I found is that the Pentagon isn't just buying more drones. It's fundamentally changing how it develops, tests, and deploys them while ...

Federal health officials are urging consumers to stop using certain Live it Up Super Greens products after the manufacturer announced a nationwide recall tied to a salmonella outbreak that has sickened dozens of people.

The Trump administration is proposing to allow Americans to take money out of their retirement funds without a penalty to make a down payment on a house, White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said.

Instead of settling the controversy, the $20 credit Verizon issued following a nationwide outage ignited a heated online debate. The argument was over a deceptively simple question: What is a day without cell service actually worth?