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Iran's economy is failing and its currency is worthless, President Trump said Tuesday, heaping pressure on Tehran to make a deal.

A man was fatally shot Sunday afternoon after attempting to carjack a vehicle occupied by a family in Garland, Texas, police said. No charges have been filed against the driver who fired.

Chains from coast to coast are marking Cinco de Mayo, which falls on a Tuesday this year, doubling as Taco Tuesday, with a wave of discounts, freebies, and limited-time promotions on food and drinks.

The Catholic University of America is pushing back on free-speech complaints after blocking a student group from hosting talks on antisemitism unless it presents "both sides."

The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights opened an investigation Monday into Smith College, one of the nation's largest all-women's colleges, over its policy of admitting transgender women, raising questions about whether the ...

The United Arab Emirates said Tuesday it was dealing with a new round of missile and drone attacks from Iran, testing a Middle East ceasefire that Trump officials described as intact despite new aggression in the region.

Senate Republicans have slightly expanded the scope of their immigration enforcement funding package to include $1 billion for security upgrades in the White House ballroom project and $1.5 billion for the Justice Department's investigatory and ...

Scammers bilked an 80-year-old man in Irvine, California, of $25,000 after posing as federal agents and warning him about a suspicious charge, multiple news outlets report.

Director Spike Lee has criticized the Supreme Court's decision striking down Louisiana's congressional map as an unconstitutional racial gerrymander, calling the ruling an attack on voting rights.

The protester who has camped atop the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge since Friday to oppose a war with Iran says he's staying at least another night.