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A federal grand jury in the District of Nevada has indicted Dr. Stephen Dubin, 74, of Henderson, Nevada, on charges tied to an alleged $95 million scheme to defraud Medicare through medically unnecessary amniotic wound treatments, according to the ...

The District has logged plenty of miles bringing world-class events to the city, but turning its diagonal, narrow streets into a racetrack presented a new challenge ahead of this month's Freedom 250 Grand Prix.

Taiwan's annual military drills are focusing heavily on the resilience of the civilian population, as the predicted "window" for a communist Chinese invasion of the democratic island closes.

A federal judge on Thursday rejected the Justice Department's attempt to get a look at the District's full voter list, ruling that the administration lacked the legal power to force the city to turn over names, birthdates, identity numbers and other ...

The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first messenger RNA-based vaccine for seasonal flu, after rejecting it earlier this year.

Connor Riley Moucka, 26, of Kitchener, Ontario, pleaded guilty to a widespread computer-hacking conspiracy that compromised more than 165 victim organizations and led to the theft of billions of sensitive customer records, according to the Justice ...

The White House on Thursday launched a new website to track every action the administration has taken to crack down on federal fraud and the efforts to recover taxpayer money from criminal networks.

Bernie Sanders said this week he doesn't expect to endorse Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong ahead of next Tuesday's Democratic primary, a comment that drew pointed reaction from Republican-aligned accounts who noted his history of ...

Sydney Sweeney's American Eagle partnership is expanding into wildfire relief for her home state of Washington, which reported Wednesday that the retailer will let shoppers donate to relief efforts at checkout.

A Florida man pleaded guilty to wire fraud after admitting he created and deposited roughly $14 million in fraudulent checks to steal money from victims' bank accounts without their authorization, according to court documents.