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Blue states sued President Trump on Thursday over his latest attempt to impose global tariffs, saying the new batch of levies misapplies a law designed to deal with arcane monetary issues.

Texas authorities on Thursday said three people were killed and 19 wounded during Sunday's mass shooting in a popular Austin nightlife hub, but officials were mum about the gunman's suspected links to terror groups that the FBI is reviewing.

James Rosen joins Alex Swoyer's Court Watch podcast to talk about the justice who changed American law and left almost nothing off the record.

Officials at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park say a Hawaiian died last week after he went into a closed-off section of the Kilauea volcano.

The war between the United States, Israel and Iran has produced one of the most intense exchanges of missiles and drones in modern military history.

A Wyoming man accused of hitting a wolf with a snowmobile before taping its mouth shut, showing off the wounded animal in a rural bar, then killing it expressed remorse Thursday and changed his plea to felony animal cruelty to guilty.

U.S. President Donald Trump said Thursday he should be involved in choosing Iran's next supreme leader as the U.S. and Israel hammered the country for a sixth day. Iran kept up its retaliatory attacks on Israel, American bases and countries around ...

Beast Industries fired a MrBeast video editor this week following accusations of insider trading by the prediction market operator Kalshi.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said Thursday he'll drop out of the Republican Senate runoff against incumbent John Cornyn if the upper chamber can find a way to pass a federal voter ID measure that has been stalled for weeks.

Czech Republic lawmakers on Thursday rejected a motion to lift the immunity from prosecution of Prime Minister Andrej Babis in a $2 million fraud case involving European Union subsidies.