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D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser reinstated the city's temporary curfew measures on Thursday after they had lapsed the previous day.

Hampshire College in Massachusetts will close at the end of this year due to declining enrollment and revenue, foreshadowing accelerated downsizing in higher education under the Trump administration.

The high-stakes drama for 37 Nigerian Christians snatched from their church on Easter dragged into a 12th day as worried relatives prayed for their release and a West Virginia member of Congress criticized the Nigerian government and promised the ...

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick backed President Trump's disapproval of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement on Friday, insisting the deal needs to be renegotiated to better suit American interests.

The government-owned corporation that delivers mail in Canada is taking steps to stop home delivery.

Country music star Billy Ray Cyrus defended performing for presidents on both sides of the aisle, saying in a recent interview that leading the nation is "a tough job" and that he prays for the current commander-in-chief.

Senate votes to block U.S. military aid to Israel have jumped from 19 to 40 in two years. Here's what the numbers reveal about how fast -- and how far -- the Democratic Party has moved.

Elon Musk is calling for the federal government to issue direct payments to Americans displaced by artificial intelligence, framing the proposal as a necessary response to what he sees as an inevitable wave of automation-driven unemployment.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's new "tax the rich" plan drew condemnation from President Trump, a Queens native, who slammed the policy that would affect his business.

The Senate approved a short-term renewal until April 30 of a controversial surveillance program used by U.S. spy agencies, following a chaotic, post-midnight scramble in the House to keep the authority from expiring.