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Several popular children's entertainment brands posted Pride month greetings on social media Monday, while Walt Disney World rolled out its annual array of rainbow-themed decorations and merchandise across its Florida theme parks.

NASA ordered four astronauts aboard the International Space Station to don their spacesuits and shelter inside a docked spacecraft Friday as Russian engineers worked to repair a worsening air leak in the station's Russian segment, the agency said.

All that screen time in school may not be a good idea after all, and the Trump administration is weighing an overhaul of its decades-old program that pays for public school internet, which some children are using to watch porn in the classroom.

A federal jury in Maryland convicted an Annapolis man Thursday of wire fraud for using customer funds on personal expenses instead of private jets.

Almost a dozen European countries want the European Commission to crack down on the number of Schengen visas awarded to Russian citizens in light of Moscow's war against Ukraine.

Lyndsey Fifield, an ex-girlfriend of Graham Platner, pushed back on The New York Times for whitewashing her account of him, saying it was a "gift" to the embattled Maine Senate Democratic hopeful.

Alan Jackson's farewell concert on June 29 will be broadcast later as an NBC/Peacock special "Alan Jackson: The Last Show."

Southern Baptists gather in Orlando, Florida, this week to vote -- for the fourth year running -- on banning churches with women in pastoral roles.

The U.S. added 172,000 jobs in May, the government said in a report that far exceeded expectations and continued a robust run of hiring after a sluggish 2025.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy proposed deeper peace talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in a combative open letter on Thursday, hoping that face-to-face interactions could generate momentum for a diplomatic solution after four years ...