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The Department of Agriculture is rolling out a challenge to fast-track fertilizer production in the U.S., complete with half a billion in funding.

Top government officials vowed Wednesday to find ways to block pregnant women from coming to the U.S. to take advantage of birthright citizenship, including trying to deny them travel visas and to prosecute the companies that assist them in making ...

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert issued a statement Tuesday condemning "hate" directed at Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas, hours after Ms. Thomas publicly accused the league of staying silent while she faced online threats over a one-game ...

President Donald Trump on Wednesday is taking his maiden voyage on a new Air Force One - a retrofitted Boeing 747 worth $400 million gifted by Qatar that embeds his personality more deeply into the institution of the American presidency.

Most of Wall Street is rising Wednesday, but drops for some influential technology stocks are keeping the market in check.

D.C. officials released a draft of its RFK Master Plan, which maps out where new housing, recreation and retail developments will be featured around the future stadium of the NFL's Washington Commanders.

Irish singer ROISIN MURPHY: "I do not want trans activists, aware or unaware of my stance, at my concerts, and neither do my fans. Other than that, all are welcome."

The Metropolitan Police Department is looking for pit bull puppies taken from a home in Southeast Washington, as well as for the suspect accused of stealing them.

Six people who pleaded guilty to charges related to a demonstration and shooting outside a Texas immigrant detention center are set to be sentenced Wednesday. Other protesters have already been sentenced to decades behind bars, including a former ...

A New Jersey middle school has recalled its 2026 yearbook after discovering that an infant photograph of Adolf Hitler had been inserted into the publication's "baby pictures" collage of graduating eighth graders, triggering a bias-incident ...