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A federal judge has revoked the U.S. citizenship of a Chinese husband-and-wife research scientist duo who stole medical trade secrets from a children's hospital and sold them to benefit a company they secretly established, the Justice Department ...

President Trump fired Attorney General Pam Bondi on Thursday, and Mr. Blanche, her deputy, will serve as acting attorney general, according to a person familiar with the decision.

President Trump has fired Attorney General Pam Bondi.

Bald eagles living in the National Arboretum are rearing an egg that could hatch into an eaglet this month, according to District of Columbia officials.

A North Carolina man pleaded guilty to running a nationwide online rental-ad scheme that prosecutors said steered prospective renters to his credit-monitoring websites and automatically enrolled many of them in paid monthly memberships.

Democrats used the anniversary of President Trump's Liberation Day to argue that his economic promises haven't materialized, saying they've instead fueled uncertainty and higher costs that are squeezing small businesses, slowing job growth and ...

Christina Marie Plante disappeared from Star Valley, a small community in a mountainous area northeast of Phoenix, in 1994.

Thursday is National Burrito Day, and several major restaurant chains are marking the occasion with buy-one-get-one offers, discounts and freebies.

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville predicted Tuesday that Democrats will launch sweeping investigations into President Trump, his children and their spouses if the party retakes Congress in the November midterms.

Stephen Colbert used Tuesday's monologue on CBS' "The Late Show" to question the roughly 1 in 5 Americans who say they strongly support President Trump, riffing on new poll data showing the president's approval rating at a second-term low ...