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The Trump administration on Monday launched an online portal where companies can submit claims for refunds of payments on tariffs nullified by the Supreme Court.

A humpback whale's likely final days in the Baltic Sea have been livestreamed across the globe as multiple rescue efforts failed to coax it back into deeper waters while the marine mammal gets sicker and weaker.

Former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama's Hollywood film production company is leaving Netflix to operate independently, multiple news outlets report.

A passenger bus slid off a Himalayan highway and rolled down a steep, rocky slope onto a road below in Indian-controlled Kashmir on Monday, killing at least 21 people and injuring about 45 others, officials said.

The Israel Defense Forces deployed its new, fully automatic artillery howitzer last week during combat operations in Lebanon.

Airlines for America estimates 171 million passengers will fly to spring break destinations between March 1 and April 30, 2026. That's a record 2.8 million flyers per day, but they're not all headed to the usual beaches in Florida and California.

A 2024 study found 48% of younger generations will opt for the spicier version of a dish, given the choice. At the same time, the chili oil market is growing, valued at $12.25 billion in 2025. Chili oil and chili crisp feel more relevant than ever ...

Act for America is pressuring Congress to pass legislation to ban people with foreign citizenship from serving in the House and Senate.

A London judge ruled Monday against the father of Amy Winehouse who sued his daughter's friends for profiting off the late singer's memorabilia.

Iranian officials said Monday they are not preparing to participate in another round of negotiations with the U.S.