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The Justice Department announced that it has reasonable cause to believe the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, along with the Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla and the California Institution for Women in Chino,

Diversity training had infected the State Department to the point that a full day of training for foreign service officers was dedicated to DEI, employees were told to mitigate their "unconscious bias," and diplomats were urged to discuss DEI and ...

The remains of an ancient bridge have emerged in Rome's Tiber River, near St. Peter's Basilica, as weeks with virtually no rain caused water levels to plunge.

A brouhaha over the role of the U.S.-led United Nations Command erupted Thursday, just hours after the unit's Australian deputy commander briefed foreign reporters.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, who could become speaker if Democrats win in November, is pushing a bold agenda to alter American institutions.

Spotify will begin flagging AI-generated performers with a new "AI Persona" badge starting in mid-September, part of a broader push to separate synthetic acts from real musicians on the platform.

At the 2026 Space and Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama, Rep. Dale Strong joins Washington Times Threat Status' Jason Sickels to explain why any company in space or missile defense needs a presence in the Rocket City.

President Donald Trump's botched repairs at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool have landed the National Park Service in a tight spot, forced to serve the public while managing controversial demands by the Republican president.

Britain recorded its hottest day of the year Thursday, reaching 38.1 degrees Celsius (100.6 degrees Fahrenheit) in west London, the national weather service said, as an intense stretch of hot weather continued to grip Europe.

A Russian plan to kill a Ukrainian American citizen in Warsaw was thwarted by Poland before it could be carried out, the Polish prime minister said Thursday, adding it was the first time that "someone on the order of Russia" sought to attack a U.S.