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The Pentagon is looking at ketamine wafers as a pain medication option for wounded military personnel on the battlefield.

Michigan's marquee Senate race is getting the full presidential treatment this weekend, with President Trump and former President Barack Obama campaigning on opposite sides of a contest that could help determine control of the upper chamber.

Thousands of sailors in the Norfolk, Virginia, area will be living in upgraded barracks as a result of a $1.7 billion effort to modernize housing for them, Pentagon officials announced Friday.

Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain says he was invited to play golf with President Trump and said no.

Authorities in Baja California Sur, Mexico, are investigating ride safety after 18-year-old Gabriela Rodriguez Tezoco died after falling off a local carnival ride.

The top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee asked social media companies on Friday to block President Trump from making some claims about mail-in voting, saying his criticism violates the companies' policies.

Jared Kushner criticized Vanity Fair for publishing an excerpt from an upcoming book alleging he had access to secret Middle East bank accounts.

President Trump's top election advisers donated their income from a controversial Balkans consulting venture to the president's future library after he suggested he might fire them.

Liam Fisher was 7 when he spotted a bone jutting from the North Dakota badlands and figured it was "chunk-osaurus," a made-up name for fossil bits too small to identify. It was a young Tyrannosaurus rex.

The White House says Russia and Ukraine agreed to a ceasefire in the city of Oleshky to allow humanitarian aid and create a safe passage for civilians to evacuate.