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A Pakistani official said parties inched closer to an elusive peace between the U.S. and Iran on Tuesday, the latest murmur of progress as mediators scrounge for common ground on the Strait of Hormuz and ending the war.

A new Justice Department memo says President Trump can extend executive privilege to private advisers outside of the government, a legal conclusion that expands the number of individuals who could be shielded from congressional probes as Democrats ...

Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed legislation Monday eliminating the state's gestational limit on abortion, making Massachusetts the 10th state with no statutory gestational limit on abortion. The governor says the change is designed to keep ...

The Justice Department deployed monitors to polling sites in Minnesota during the state's primary elections on Tuesday.

The son of Rep. Lauren Boebert was arrested in Colorado on charges of sexual exploitation of a child, authorities said Monday.

AI models have broken out of testing environments without human direction, and scientists have used AI to design new viruses never seen in nature. Now Sen. Bernie Sanders is warning tech CEOs it may not be too late to avoid disaster -- but only if ...

BARBRA STREISAND: "Dr. Anthony Fauci has been subjected to a disgraceful witch hunt by Senate Republicans ...

Dr. Anthony Fauci privately acknowledged a potential risk of miscarriage if pregnant women took a COVID vaccine in the first trimester, even as he and the rest of the federal government were urging them to get the shots, according to messages from ...

BRAD PITT says he's no longer sober after seven years: "I can have a few. But I can't have a lot. I have to be professional about it."

Maryland officials are waiting to be certain that the threat of rabid beaver attacks has passed before opening closed parts of Cunningham Falls State Park.