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House Speaker Mike Johnson said Shariah law in the U.S. is a "serious issue," but that he spoke to two Republican lawmakers about their comments that have been slammed as Islamophobic.

President Trump's push to rewrite the SAVE America Act with a ban on mail-in ballots and a crackdown on transgender policies is adding new roadblocks to the bill's survival.

Calls on the right are growing to stop the antisemitism that has pervaded the Democratic Party from infiltrating the GOP - and that means banishing anti-Israel provocateurs like Tucker Carlson.

The bishop of a small Chaldean Catholic community in the San Diego area has resigned amid charges that he embezzled $270,000 from his parish, Pope Leo XIV announced Tuesday.

Russia may be the beneficiary of the ongoing conflict between Iran and the U.S.-Israeli partnership, regardless of the outcome, because of the Kremlin's calculation of its resources.

A Florida man appeared in court Tuesday on charges of impersonating police, accused of turning on lights and a siren in his car to pull over another driver.

Meta said Wednesday it is acquiring Moltbook, a social network built exclusively for artificial intelligence agents to make posts and interact with each other.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will undergo rotator cuff surgery Tuesday.

Gwen Stefani is making headlines today for a candid interview where she describes her pregnancy at 44 as a "full-on gift" that sparked a spiritual awakening.

NASA's Van Allen Probe A, one of a pair of research satellites launched in 2012, is set to crash back to the Earth's surface.