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Eleanor Holmes Norton, who has been the District's nonvoting House delegate for more than three decades, officially announced Tuesday that she will retire from Congress after this year.

The National Transportation Safety Board arrived Tuesday to begin investigating at a Maine airport where a business jet crashed during takeoff, killing all six people on board.

A Democrat-led Virginia Senate committee has advanced a bill that would ban "assault weapons," which critics say would make it illegal to possess most modern firearms in the commonwealth.

America's population grew by just half a percent in the Census Bureau's latest one-year estimate, reflecting what the agency called a "historic decline" in immigrants managing to reach and settle in the U.S.

Millennials and Generation Z are turning to 2016 nostalgia as a lifeline for navigating 2026's uncertainties, flooding TikTok and Instagram with memories of Pokemon Go, Beyonce's "Lemonade" and Netflix's "Stranger Things."

The agitators who invaded a church service on Jan. 18 in St. Paul, Minnesota, verbally terrorized children and sent parishioners running for their lives, an unsealed court affidavit says.

Amazon said it's closing all of its Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh locations, as the online behemoth focuses on its grocery delivery, Whole Foods Market and a new "supersized" store concept.

The chief executive of a leading artificial intelligence firm is warning of potential dangers to businesses, politics and society by the unchecked use -- or misuse -- of AI.

Alexander Vindman, a witness in the first impeachment case against President Trump, announced Tuesday he's running for the Senate in Florida.

Rep. Vern Buchanan, a senior Republican on the powerful House Ways and Means Committee, announced his retirement Tuesday after nearly two decades in Congress.