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The chairman of the Federal Trade Commission has written to Apple chief Tim Cook to complain that the company "suppressed" content from conservative news outlets in the Apple News feed that it loads onto many of its devices.

President Trump has invited Latin American leaders to attend a summit in Florida next month in a bid to counter China's expanding influence in the region, a White House official confirmed to The Washington Times.

President Trump announced Thursday that the Environmental Protection Agency will no longer regulate greenhouse gases emitted from cars, trucks and power plants, rescinding the legal finding it used for nearly two decades to advance a climate change ...

Senate Democrats blocked a Department of Homeland Security funding bill on Thursday, saying they will not give immigration enforcement agencies another penny without an overhaul of the methods agents are using to carry out the administration's ...

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems President Dave Alexander takes National Security Editor Guy Taylor inside the company's Secure Advanced Manufacturing facilities in Poway, California, for a wide-ranging discussion on the history of the Reaper,

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits fell last week, remaining within the historically healthy range of the past few years.

The Food and Drug Administration may soon allow tobacco companies to market flavored nicotine pouches placed between the lips and gums as "safer than cigarettes."

Striking nurses at Mount Sinai approved a new contract that ends a monthlong strike at its hospitals, but their counterparts at NewYork Presbyterian rejected a proposed deal Wednesday, ensuring the walkout will continue at some of New York City's ...

Six House Republicans sent a message to President Trump and their constituents on Wednesday as they sided with Democrats in voting to overturn U.S. tariffs on Canada.

Bitcoin continued its retreat in early February 2026, trading in the mid-$60,000 range after a steep pullback from record highs late last year.