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Americans ages 60 and over lost $4.9 billion to elder fraud scams last year, more than a 40% increase, the FBI said in its 2024 Internet Crime Report.

A man was shot dead by police in Fairfax County, Virginia after he opened fire and wounded two police officers following a traffic stop.

President Trump's frustrations with Vladimir Putin boiled over Thursday with a rare swipe at the Russian president after Russia launched a deadly overnight barrage on Kyiv, Ukraine's capital.

The Transportation Department is working to remove regulatory roadblocks for U.S. automakers to foster innovation and to compete with China in the field of autonomous vehicles.

Most Advanced Placement exams will go digital next month as 28 out of 36 subjects no longer require paper and pencil, the College Board said Thursday.

President Trump said he may deserve a Nobel Peace Prize for the Abraham Accords, adding that "a lot" of countries have expressed interest in joining.

When the Justice Department announced RICO indictments against Tren de Aragua associates this week, it was making a statement not just about the 27 people being charged but about the organization, reach and violent activities of a gang the government ...

Russia launched a barrage of missiles and drones at Ukraine on Thursday, killing and wounding scores of people in what was the deadliest attack on the nation's capital in nearly a year.

A federal judge issued an injunction Thursday blocking key parts of President Trump's executive order tightening rules on voting, including provisions requiring people to provide proof of citizenship before registering to vote using a federal form.

The Trump Store has begun selling "Trump 2028" hats, fueling speculation about the president's future political ambitions despite constitutional term limits that would prevent him from seeking another term.