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Federal prosecutors announced charges against a man they say voted twice in the 2024 election, casting ballots in North Carolina and Alabama.

Extensively drug-resistant strains of Shigella, a gut bacterium long associated with day care outbreaks and travelers' illness, made up 8.5% of U.S. samples with resistance data in 2023, up from none during 2011 through 2015. Doctors and researchers ...

President Trump commended Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers for his debate performance Thursday night against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, calling it an obliteration.

The Trump administration is exempting wintertime oil and gas exploration from environmental review in the National Petroleum Reserve, a massive area on Alaska's North Slope.

You find a college you like, click to the tuition page and see a number that can make a family wince. For most first-year students, it is not the price they will actually pay.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin met on the sidelines of the Commonwealth of Independent States meeting in Turkmenistan on Friday, as questions swirl about an emerging plague in Russia and the status of U ...

Isaias was expected to strengthen into a major hurricane Friday as it headed toward the U.S. Gulf Coast, where final preparations were being made for potentially life-threatening storm surges and high winds.

The Rev. Charles Rubey recalls the moment when he realized Catholic priests needed to do a better job supporting families of those who died by suicide.

An Army report on last year's midair collision near Washington that killed 67 people found systemic safety breakdowns involving air traffic control, helicopter routes and training. The victims' families say the report leaves key questions unanswered.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been awarded $400,000 (302,000 pounds) in compensation after surrendering his lease on Royal Lodge, the Crown Estate said Friday.