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Retired NHL great Wayne Gretzky downplayed his influence on Donald Trump in his first public comments since the U.S. president began his second term and began making references to making Canada the 51st state.

After talking about holding America's colleges and universities accountable, President Donald Trump has taken the first meaningful action to address the downward spiral of higher education.

The House on Tuesday formalized a process to allow lawmakers who just had a baby or otherwise need to take an emergency leave of absence to register their votes from afar.

President Trump's tariffs and protectionism are hardly new among presidents.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett and Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. have finally given in.

A mural honoring Washington Capitals superstar Alex Ovechkin was unveiled Tuesday in D.C., just two days after he broke Wayne Gretzky's all-time regular season NHL goals record with 895 goals.

A nagging ignorance of fundamentals among K-12 teachers has contributed to historic declines in U.S. math performance, according to two recent studies.

The streaming boom of the past several years has revolutionized how we watch sports.

The solution to the nation's housing shortage is less government intervention, not more. Thankfully, Scott Turner, the new secretary of housing and urban development, is off to a fast start.

The White House on Tuesday said the administration's aggressive stance against Iran has crippled its global terror funding ahead of U.S. talks Saturday with the Islamic regime's leaders.