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Is President Trump trying to lose the midterm congressional elections?

A United Airlines flight headed for Georgia had to turn around and return to Washington Dulles International Airport due to an engine issue Tuesday morning.

The Chinese government recently announced an unusual 40-day air exclusion zone off the coast of Shanghai with no explanation.

An Ohio man has become the first person in the United States convicted under the Take It Down Act, a federal law championed by First Lady Melania Trump that criminalizes the nonconsensual publication of intimate imagery, including AI-generated ...

Federal prosecutors have asked a judge to slap a 16-month prison sentence on a man who was part of a massive document fraud ring that helped illegal immigrants obtain driver's permits -- and took the tests for them to qualify.

The Army has selected Fort Bliss, Texas, and the Dugway Proving Ground in Utah, to support its growing need for artificial intelligence on the battlefield by hosting the service's first civilian-built and -operated hyperscaled data centers.

Federal immigration authorities have arrested a Pakistani national living in the United States illegally who is charged with felony vehicular homicide in connection with a 2023 commercial truck crash that killed a Maryland father of two.

Republicans plan to spend $342 million to hold onto the Senate majority in November as Democrats eye the turbulent economy and war in Iran to boost their chances of a takeover.

The Senate will try again next week to pass a war powers resolution that would force President Trump to seek congressional approval for further military action in Iran, Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer said Wednesday.

Right-wing media personality Tucker Carlson said President Trump was "mocking me and every Christian" with his Easter Sunday threat to decimate Iran that included an expletive and ended with the phrase "Praise be to Allah."