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More than three weeks after its reentry to Earth, the SpaceX Starship launch vehicle has been successfully towed to an island in the Indian Ocean.

The federal government keeps pumping money into housing assistance programs, but it's done little to affect the actual affordability of obtaining a home, according to a new study by a spending watchdog group.

The Texas and Iowa Senate races are now toss-ups rather than safe for their Republican opponents, according to a new election analysis.

Vanity Fair fashion writer Robin Givhan says MAGA style is "making us a whole lot uglier."

Immigration officials said they took custody of a Salvadoran accused of illegally piloting a boat that capsized in New York Harbor this month and killed a mother and her baby.

A Kanawha County Sheriff's Office deputy was charged in a federal indictment with one count of deprivation of rights under color of law arising from his alleged sexual assault of a female inmate in his custody, according to the Justice Department.

A Mississippi man pleaded guilty to evading payment of more than $2 million in federal income taxes, the Justice Department announced.

Conflict with Arab neighbors is nothing new for Israel and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but growing tensions between the Jewish state and regional power Turkey threaten to superheat a Middle East that's already close to boiling.

Soldiers who reenlist with the Army's 9th Engineer Battalion in Georgia by Nov. 14 will be allowed leave to play the new video game "Grand Theft Auto VI."

Demon Hunter Suing 'Demon Hunters': Christian metal band Demon Hunter has sued Netflix, alleging the streamer's blockbuster animated film "KPop Demon Hunters" infringes on the band's trademark and has already caused real-world confusion among fans.