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President Trump said he is "tremendously" honored to see a four-mile stretch of road near his Florida home named after him.

We dug into how the U.S. military is responding -- and spending -- to seeing drone warfare in Ukraine. What I found is that the Pentagon isn't just buying more drones. It's fundamentally changing how it develops, tests, and deploys them while ...

Federal health officials are urging consumers to stop using certain Live it Up Super Greens products after the manufacturer announced a nationwide recall tied to a salmonella outbreak that has sickened dozens of people.

The Trump administration is proposing to allow Americans to take money out of their retirement funds without a penalty to make a down payment on a house, White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett said.

Instead of settling the controversy, the $20 credit Verizon issued following a nationwide outage ignited a heated online debate. The argument was over a deceptively simple question: What is a day without cell service actually worth?

The National Zoo has found a painted river terrapin hatchling born to two of its adult turtles.

The Supreme Court said it will take up a case challenging the constitutionality of "geofence warrants," which police use to try to identify suspects by poring over cellphones in the vicinity of a crime.

Five incumbent Republicans whose races were originally viewed as leaning red are no longer safe in their seats, according to a new analysis by the Cook Political Report.

Minnesota Democratic officials are slamming the Trump administration's immigration crackdown as political payback, not public safety.

At least two guns, ammunition and body armor were stolen from an FBI vehicle during the mayhem in Minneapolis this week following another ICE-involved shooting, authorities said Friday.