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President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act marked its first anniversary on Saturday, with Republicans mounting an aggressive campaign to sell the legislation's tax benefits to voters ahead of a difficult midterm election.

President Donald Trump plans to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa on Wednesday while attending the NATO summit in Turkey, the White House said. Those discussions will come as Kyiv tries to refocus ...

Ankara will use its turn hosting this week's NATO summit to market its own drones and air-defense systems, turning a meeting about how much allies spend on defense into a showcase for Turkey's weapons industry.

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said Sunday that the renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool suffered "multiple gashes" to the industrial liner that add up to 350 feet of damage.

Indonesian security forces recovered the body of an American pilot killed by rebels last week in the restive province of West Papua, according to footage posted online by Jakarta.

Several days of scorching temperatures are suspected to have caused at least 19 deaths in New Jersey as a heat dome that had settled above parts of the central and eastern United States gives way to severe storms that have knocked out power to close ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushed back Sunday against Vice President J.D. Vance's veiled threat that the United States is Israel's sole powerful ally "anywhere left in the entire world."

French President Emmanuel Macron will visit Syria soon, Syrian state media said Sunday, making him the first Western leader to arrive in the country since the ouster of former President Bashar Assad in 2024.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro said Sunday the election of socialists in Democratic primaries will force the party "to have a battle over what we believe in."

President Trump highlighted Chicago's violent summer in a social media post made shortly after the dazzling July 4 fireworks display on the National Mall, comparing the city's rising shootings to the Iran war.