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President Trump, who has long complained about too many federal holidays, is giving federal workers extra days off next week for the Christmas holiday.

Former NASCAR driver Greg Biffle and his wife and children died in a plane crash Thursday at Statesville Regional Airport in North Carolina.

Five years after gray wolves were last removed from the endangered species list, the House passed a bill to de-list the wolves again.

Authorities said Thursday that they're looking into a connection between last weekend's mass shooting at Brown University and one two days later near Boston that killed a professor at another elite school.

A 911 call about a man resembling "the CEO shooter." Body-camera footage of police arresting Luigi Mangione and pulling items from his backpack, including a gun that prosecutors say matches the one used to kill UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson,

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker's 2028 presidential ambitions are colliding with a very local headache: the Chicago Bears' stadium saga.

The Guinness Book of World Records was accused Thursday of "deceptive practices" after admitting that it has refused for the past two years to accept submissions from Israel in what may be a violation of U.S. consumer-protection laws.

Consumer prices rose at a lower-than-expected rate last month, handing President Trump an early Christmas gift and a much-needed political boost heading into the midterm campaign season.

A camel kicked a woman in the head during a Christmas performance at a Houston megachurch, leading to her hospitalization.

President Trump has turned the White House's Presidential Walk of Fame into his personal report card on America's leaders, installing plaques that read like his social media posts.