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Federal officials are warning law enforcement agencies to remain alert after an encrypted broadcast tied to Iran's regime raised concerns about a possible activation signal for covert operatives abroad.

The National Park Service said Wednesday that green buds have appeared on the Tidal Basin's cherry trees, the first of the six steps toward peak bloom.

One of President Trump's strongest allies on Capitol Hill said he believes the U.S. was responsible for the Feb. 28, 2026, bombing of the Shajareh Tayyebeh girls' school in Iran that killed an estimated 160 to 180 people, mostly children.

The Justice Department unveiled its first-ever department-wide corporate enforcement policy for criminal matters, creating uniform guidance for how companies are treated when they voluntarily disclose wrongdoing, cooperate with investigators and ...

Oscar-winning director Quentin Tarantino is pushing back after actress Rosanna Arquette criticized his films for their repeated use of a racial slur, calling the criticism disrespectful and opportunistic.

Cambodia hopes to shut down all of the country's notorious online scam centers by the end of next month, the head of the Southeast Asian nation's effort to combat the cybercrime said Wednesday.

If you logged onto social media Tuesday and saw "Russell Brand dead" trending, don't worry, the British comedian and commentator is still very much alive.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is planning to bring the House-passed SAVE America Act to the floor next week amid increasing pressure from President Trump and the MAGA base.

For decades, Sen. John Cornyn was one of the Senate's staunchest defenders of the legislative filibuster. Now, he is officially walking away from it.

A powerful storm system swept across parts of Illinois and Indiana Tuesday night, spawning multiple tornadoes and unusually large hail that left communities damaged, injured several people, and claimed two lives.