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An unspecified Air Force aircraft crashed in Nevada last month, and some theorists claim it hit near Area 51 and that officials are covering up the incident.

The White House is limiting access to the Upper Press offices, where the press secretary and other members of the White House communications staff sit and media members go up to ask questions.

A cruise planning to sail around Australia is now canceled following the death of an 80-year-old woman left behind by mistake on a small island.

When it comes to America versus China, the Donald Trump presidential team is making great inroads and besting out the communists the Democrats of the previous administration oh-so-gladly worked with, and now the CCP is being put on the defense.

President Trump said he's looking into whether he can legally fund the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program after a federal judge ruled the administration must use contingency funds to keep the program running.

Baltimore County is off the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement list of sanctuary jurisdictions after agreeing to work with the agency on enforcement.

Pope Leo XIV on Saturday bestowed one of the Catholic Church's highest honors on St. John Henry Newman, the deeply influential 19th- century British convert and theologian, declaring him a doctor of the church and holding him up as a model for ...

Skeletons, ghosts, and monsters of all kinds took to the streets of many cities in Spain at nightfall to celebrate Halloween. The next morning, an older generation flocked to the country's cemeteries to remember their dead.

Southeast Asian states are being urged to join a new maritime awareness program that will identify and respond to growing Chinese "aggression and coercion" in the South China Sea, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told Southeast Asian defense chiefs on ...