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For the Stars and Stripes Pie in my cookbook, "50 Pies, 50 States," I wanted something that would be a showstopper at any Fourth of July barbecue.

Chinese President Xi Jinping said Wednesday that the ruling Chinese Communist Party must strengthen and further modernize its military forces and continue to embrace Marxist ideology.

As the nation celebrates its 250th birthday, some historians say President Trump's emphasis on states' rights, national self-sufficiency, American First foreign policy and a revival of manufacturing harkens back to the vision embraced by America's ...

D.C. police said they arrested a teenage boy this week after two men were injured in a shooting at a violence prevention meeting hosted in a Northeast church.

A Rochester, NY, man says Homeland Security Investigations agents tracked him down at his home and later at an airport hotel about five months after he sent a scathing email to then-acting ICE Director Todd Lyons.

Following London's belated publication of a long-awaited, highly controversial Defense Investment Plan, political and defense circles in Britain are in an uproar, with the prime minister and the opposition leader sparring Wednesday in fiery exchanges ...

California grocery shelves are getting a makeover this week as a new state law bans the "sell by" date labels that have long left shoppers guessing whether food is spoiled or simply past its prime.

CNN's chief legal affairs correspondent, Paula Reid, is leaving the network ahead of Paramount Skydance's pending takeover of parent company Warner Bros. Discovery and is expected to land at rival outlet MS NOW.

The Justice Department sued Virginia on Wednesday to try to block state Democrats' new law banning the sale and purchase of so-called assault weapons, including some of the most popular semiautomatic rifles.

Portions of the Potomac and Anacostia rivers will be closed to boat traffic leading up to and during the Fourth of July.