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A seismic event registered off Florida's Atlantic coast on Tuesday, nearly two weeks after a similar reading rattled the same stretch of ocean.

A science teacher with Kansas City Public Schools says she has no intention of stopping her use of students' preferred names and pronouns, even as the district faces the possible loss of federal funding over the practice. The teacher said: "If your ...

Iran said any country or business that accepts money from its frozen assets in the U.S. and Europe won't be allowed to send its ships through the Strait of Hormuz.

A former police officer convicted of the on-duty rape and murder of a young girl was put to death Tuesday, the first of two lethal injections planned for a single day in Florida, hours before an 80-year-old man was to become the second-oldest inmate ...

President Trump hailed Sen. Lindsey Graham as "a true American original," leading the country in memorializing the late lawmaker during Tuesday's funeral service in Washington.

The ex-wife and current partner of a leader of the Mexican cartel Los Cuinis pleaded guilty to violating U.S. counternarcotics sanctions, according to the Justice Department.

New Jersey has begun the process of ousting from its voter rolls 4,500 people who managed to register despite being ineligible noncitizens, Gov. Mikie Sherrill said Tuesday.

Pirated copies of Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" spread rapidly across X over the weekend, racking up millions of views before Universal Pictures moved to take them down, a piracy wave that so far hasn't dented the film's record-setting box office ...

A Michigan woman pleaded guilty to billing Medicare for psychotherapy services that were never provided to residents of her adult day care center, the Justice Department announced.

The Prince George's County Council approved a financing plan for the proposed Sphere entertainment venue in National Harbor, giving the ambitious project a stronger likelihood of coming to Maryland.