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A landowner in Brandywine, Maryland, has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear his lawsuit against Prince George's County, which barred him from digging a temporary well and sewers as he built a rural retirement home.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday he spoke to President Trump about his country's air defenses against the Russian invasion and ways to restart the diplomatic process to wind down the war.

Hundreds of teenagers on e-bikes and motorized scooters swarmed downtown Orlando streets earlier this month, running red lights and blocking an ambulance in a scene that led to detentions and citations.

Washington bid farewell Tuesday to a rare partisan peacemaker, with memorial services celebrating the exceptional life of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham.

The recently introduced Anti-Fraud Fund Act would reportedly save $168 billion over a decade through recouped and halted fraudulent payments.

A 30-year-old Houston man has pleaded guilty to concealing material support to a foreign terrorist organization and making false statements, according to court records.

A tornado with peak winds near 140 mph tore roughly a 12-mile path through Wisconsin's Fox Valley on Monday, severely damaging and destroying homes and businesses in Menasha and Appleton and cutting power to tens of thousands of residents as cleanup ...

Austria removed more migrants from the country than it received in new asylum applications during the first half of 2026, a reversal officials say hasn't happened in more than two decades.

Dr. Anthony Fauci was treated as America's unquestioned voice on COVID-19. But his newly released diary shows he privately admitted his own 'masks don't work' guidance went too far -- doubts the public never saw.

Residents of Los Angeles have mixed opinions after a pack of coyotes moved into an abandoned construction site.