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The proposal before the Senate to try juveniles as adults in certain cases isn't extraordinary--almost all states adopt such practices.

Parents face the challenging decision of determining when their children are ready to stay home alone after school, with experts emphasizing that readiness depends on multiple factors beyond just age.

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a quarter-percentage point on Wednesday to bolster a weak job market amid unrelenting pressure from President Trump, who has installed a key ally at the central bank.

FBI Director Kash Patel told Congress on Wednesday that the southern border has been largely secured, with the threat shifting to the larger and less protected northern boundary that could let terrorists sneak in.

The Fed's interest rate cut marks the long-awaited pivot that Trump and others in the administration have been pushing for.

From "Put Down Roots" to "Don't Do Anything Stupid": Solid tips on how an intern can make the most of their time in Washington, D.C.

Trump's deployment of National Guard troops in a Republican-led state continues his administration's "Making America Safe Again" campaign.

Federal regulators are proposing to remove another artificial dye from the U.S. food supply - Orange B, a synthetic color that hasn't been used in the U.S. for decades.

The U.N. refugee agency said Wednesday that governments around the world, especially in the Global North, which includes the United States and countries in Europe, are increasingly undermining the global convention on refugees and asylum-seekers -

America's public health system is headed to a "very dangerous place" with Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his team of anti-vaccine advisers in charge, fired Centers for Disease Control and Prevention chief Susan Monarez warned senators on ...