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Whether you're looking to get an early start in celebrating America's 250th birthday, catch live music under the stars, browse local markets or escape into a museum's air-conditioned galleries, the Washington area has no shortage of ways to spend the ...

President Trump promised to protect religious freedom, telling an evangelical group that "religion is back" and everyone will "suffer or die" if the country opens the door to communism.

NBC has confirmed that "Law & Order," one of the longest-running dramas in TV history, will shift to a 10 p.m. Thursday time slot for its 26th season this fall, a two-hour move from its traditional 8 p.m. position that some television writers have ...

A man who was accused of faking his own death in 2020 and fleeing to Europe to evade rape charges in the U.S. has died after he was taken to a hospital from a Utah prison, authorities said Friday.

Democratic strategist James Carville wants House Democrats to disavow socialist Darializa Avila Chevalier, who won a New York House primary on Tuesday and is bound for a seat in Congress next year.

President Trump says he would impose a 100% tariff on the goods of any European nation that decides to impose a digital service tax on U.S. tech companies.

Universal Pictures will forgo so-called "word-of-mouth" screenings for social media influencers ahead of the July 17 release of director Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey," opting instead to screen the film exclusively for professional critics ...

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox declared a state of emergency and banned the use of fireworks statewide through July 5 because drought conditions have increased the threat of wildfires.

The U.S. Navy and its defense industry partners are moving beyond the prototyping phase and toward production of cutting-edge drone boats, a key Pentagon official said this week, with expected increases in defense budgets set to help fund a ...

Billionaire investor Leon Black said Friday that Jeffrey Epstein deceived him during a yearslong relationship in which he paid the disgraced financier $158 million, but insisted he committed no criminal wrongdoing as he appeared before the House ...