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The January collapse of a pipe as wide as a car dumped so much sewage into the Potomac River that officials tracked a spike of gut-wrenching bacteria drifting slowly past Washington for weeks, prompting an emergency declaration and federal assistance ...

Russia may be the beneficiary of the ongoing conflict between Iran and the U.S.-Israeli partnership, regardless of the outcome, because of the Kremlin's calculation of its resources.

Meta said Wednesday it is acquiring Moltbook, a social network built exclusively for artificial intelligence agents to make posts and interact with each other.

The White House on Tuesday said gas prices will drop swiftly once President Trump achieves his war aims in Iran.

Less than two weeks ago, President Trump stood before Congress and boasted about cheap gas. Now, with U.S. and Israeli forces locked in an active military campaign against Iran, that talking point is evaporating at roughly 50 cents a gallon per week.

Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes picked up in February from the previous month as home shoppers took advantage of easing mortgage rates and a modest increase in properties on the market heading into the spring homebuying season.

Standing alongside his son's Ford pickup truck at a central Iowa gas station off Interstate 80, Francisco Castillo was not happy.

The U.S. stock market is calming on Tuesday as Wall Street waits for the next signal on when the war with Iran may end.

The top Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee is pinning the blame on Republicans for flight delays, hourslong jams at Transportation Security Administration checkpoints and the overall chaos at major airports across the U.S. -- while her ...

The Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday approved a generic medication for a rare brain disorder, while walking back suggestions by President Trump and other administration officials that the drug showed great promise for people with autism.