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An advanced artificial intelligence software company that is working with the U.S. Air Force on training robots to repair fighter jets won a key U.S. defense technology industry competition for startups in Washington, D.C., Tuesday.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg easily won his reelection Tuesday, despite the prosecutor's soft-on-crime reputation that is often associated with his ties to liberal financier George Soros.

Democratic Rep. Jared Golden of Maine said that he will not seek reelection in 2026 due to threats against him and his family and because of "how broken Congress has become."

A pastor shot and killed a rhesus macaque in Mississippi this week, one of three research monkeys that escaped from a truck crash last week.

President Trump on Wednesday said America "lost a little bit of sovereignty" after the Democrats swept the four major races in this year's election.

A new bipartisan bill would require major companies and federal agencies to report artificial intelligence-related layoffs to the Department of Labor.

Two senior Republicans asked Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. on Wednesday to shut down lower federal judges who have been carping over how the courts have been handling Trump-related cases, saying they are undermining the integrity of the judiciary ...

The White House reactivated a shuttered Cold War-era military base in Puerto Rico and deployed F-35 fighters, helicopters and transport planes there in a show of strength against Venezuela.

Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani's resounding election win is giving Senate Democratic leader Charles E. Schumer plenty to worry about.

The top Senate Democrat said President Trump and his policies led to the GOP's sweeping defeat in Tuesday's election and said their losses should serve as "a five-alarm fire" to abandon the president's "cruelty, corruption and chaos that defines MAGA ...