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South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden announced Tuesday he is joining the crowded Republican race for governor next June.

The U.S. Coast Guard will receive 11 cutting-edge polar icebreakers, with most being built in the U.S., in a partnership with Canada and Finland to help defend the Arctic against adversaries like China and Russia.

Police officers in west Georgia shot and killed a man after he shot at them and shot and killed two of his stepchildren, law enforcement said.

Donald Trump's name appears frequently in the latest batch of Epstein Files made public by Congress. But it was Democrats who befriended the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender, emails show, and the party is now dodging questions about ...

Kraft Heinz is giving away a new limited-edition gravy inspired by a sandwich from the sitcom "Friends."

A loose wire and a dormant fuel pump triggered two blackouts aboard the massive cargo ship Dali, federal officials said Tuesday, causing the freighter to crash into Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge last year in a collision that toppled the span ...

The nation's pro-life pregnancy centers have flourished since the Supreme Court's landmark 2022 decision rejecting a nationwide right to an abortion, adding patients, services and locations despite an onslaught of Democratic attacks.

The Department of Education has announced it will offload billions of dollars in grant programs to other federal agencies, moving the Trump administration closer to its goal of shuttering the department.

The House voted Tuesday to admonish Illinois Rep. Jesus "Chuy" Garcia for "undermining the process of a free and fair election," an accusation launched by a fellow House Democrat.

New dairy products promising real milk taste without the involvement of cows will soon be available for food service and retail sale in Israel.