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Bill Gates told a House panel that Jeffrey Epstein attempted to use compromising information about Gates' extramarital affairs to force his way back into Gates' life.

The waiver marks a sharp pivot not only for Trump but also for the decades-old sanctions regime the U.S. has levied against the country.

President Donald Trump the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool will be drained again for "permanent repair" around the Fourth of July.

The measure is symbolic, but offers a rare rebuke of Trump.

The decision bolsters federal power over green card holders' residency status.

The Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that oil giant Exxon Mobil can sue the Cuban government over more than $1 billion in seized property.

Police arrested an 18-year-old suspect in a shooting on Monday at a California library, which left two dead and one injured, according to the Chico Police Department.

The Supreme Court ruled Tuesday against a Rastafarian former inmate who sued Louisiana state prison officials after his head was shaved while in custody.

Jake Rosamarin discusses how he went into voluntary quarantine and the events that unfolded while aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship.

The Senate has passed its most far-reaching housing reform legislation in decades.