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A land acknowledgment meant to open the Michigan Democratic Party's state nominating convention on a note of unity instead turned into an awkward public correction session on how to pronounce a Native tribe's name.

Nine alleged gang members are facing federal racketeering charges following the unsealing of a second superseding indictment, according to the Justice Department.

Actor ANDREW GARFIELD says anyone can be Spider-Man: "You don't see skin color, you don't see gender, you don't see sexuality; anyone can project themselves into that suit."

President Trump's endorsement for a federal tax incentive for film and TV production is already racking up bipartisan support and Hollywood backing.

The U.S. Postal Service's attempt to carry out President Trump's orders to control mail balloting in this year's election is "potentially catastrophic" and could block millions of people from casting their votes by mail, according to a new ...

The mayor of Olive Branch, Mississippi, is refusing to lower flags at city buildings in honor of Dolly Parton, arguing that the tradition of flying the flag at half-staff should be reserved for a narrower set of circumstances than celebrity deaths.

The fight over data centers is suddenly everywhere on the airwaves.

A federal study finds that people who most strongly support "gender ideology" are more likely to justify political violence, based on reactions to events including Charlie Kirk's killing. Researchers tie the pattern to several real-world cases -- and ...

The New York Police Department said a knife-wielding woman was shot and killed by police Monday after her deadly stabbing spree in Times Square.

A Germantown man is accused of driving the wrong way on Interstate 270 while drunk and causing a head-on collision that left a mother and her daughter dead.