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Senate Republicans are postponing consideration of their filibuster-proof immigration enforcement funding bill until June after it got snagged in a political debate over the Trump administration's $1.8 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund.

Harvard University will cap A grades at 1 out of 5 undergraduates next year in an effort to tame runaway grade inflation.

The Democratic National Committee released an error-filled autopsy of the party's disastrous 2024 election performance, succumbing to pressure from party lawmakers and its ex-presidential nominee, Vice President Kamala Harris, to make the document ...

A hiker at Black Hill Regional Park in Montgomery County got a striking reminder of who else shares the trails -- after spotting a large copperhead stretched across a walking path near the paddle boat area, close enough to have been stepped on. Here ...

A British radio station said it was sorry for accidentally announcing that King Charles III died.

President Trump said Thursday he will not let Iran keep its highly enriched uranium, a possible sticking point in negotiations to reach a lasting peace in the Middle East conflict.

Director and producer Michael Bay is set to helm a film chronicling the rescue of two American airmen downed behind enemy lines in Iran during Operation Epic Fury, Universal Pictures announced Wednesday.

A bipartisan effort to kill President Trump's recently released Anti-Weaponization Fund is reportedly brewing in the House as the White House and Republican leadership struggle to rein in dissent about the $1.776 billion money pool.

President Trump said Thursday that he is easing federal rules requiring companies to phase out certain chemicals used in commercial refrigeration.

A Virginia judge tossed out the criminal case Thursday against a former assistant principal in connection with a 2023 elementary school shooting in which a 6-year-old took aim at his teacher.