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A U.S. Coast Guard pilot was allegedly fired after Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's blanket went missing, only to double back on the retaliation to fly back home.

Hockey legend Wayne Gretzky's friendship with President Trump has transformed "The Great One" from national hero to polarizing figure in Canada.

Waymo autonomous cars can't move if a door is left open, so the company is getting DoorDash gig workers to come and close doors.

The Justice Department accused Harvard University of hiding its data about racial admissions and filed a lawsuit Friday demanding the school release the information to federal investigators.

Prime Video has pulled back the curtain on its highly anticipated live-action series "Spider-Noir," giving fans their first look at Nicolas Cage as a Depression-era detective operating in the shadows of 1930s New York.

The State Department told Congress this week that left-leaning nonprofits Code Pink and the People's Forum are linked to Chinese influence operations.

President Trump pardoned five former pro football players, including one posthumously, for a variety of offenses ranging from perjury to drug trafficking.

President Trump has buried media outlets in an unprecedented avalanche of lawsuits alleging they defamed him and sullied his reputation, a move legal scholars say could strike the largest blow against media bias ever seen.

Former CNN host turned independent journalist Don Lemon and four other people are set to be arraigned on federal civil rights charges Friday, accused in a protest at a Minnesota church where an Immigration and Customs Enforcement official is a pastor ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who is attending the Munich Security Conference, could have an opportunity to clearly define Washington's relationships with its European allies after a turbulent year in foreign policy.