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Passengers evacuated from an Air France jet in Arizona after a Jordanian man, who boarded despite having a canceled ticket, refused to leave the plane.

The Justice Department's Antitrust Division is giving a whistleblower reward for the first time, gifting $1 million to a person who helped lead federal authorities to a criminal antitrust and fraud scheme of used car auctions.

All but two members of President Trump's Cabinet are expected to be in attendance Thursday for the premiere of "Melania," a documentary with unprecedented access to Melania Trump.

A federal appeals court ruled late Wednesday that the Trump administration acted illegally when it ended legal protections that gave hundreds of thousands of people from Venezuela permission to live and work in the United States.

President Trump said he's ready to announce his nominee to lead the Federal Reserve, scheduling the announcement for the first week of February.

President Trump said Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed not to fire on cities and towns in Ukraine because of the extreme cold in the war-ravaged country.

Last year's biggest football game averaged 127.7 million live viewers. For one of the most popular sports-viewing weekends of the year, many Americans will watch at home, surrounded by friends, family and a spread of familiar food. Hosting the game ...

President Trump said he ordered his team to reopen airspace over Venezuela on Thursday, four weeks after the U.S. raid captured strongman Nicolas Maduro.

White House border czar Tom Homan announced Thursday he is working on a "drawdown" plan to reduce the federal presence in Minnesota, where the nation's largest state immigration operation has sparked violent protests and left two civilians dead.

Congressional leaders and the White House are discussing a plan to avoid a second prolonged government shutdown by passing a short-term stopgap spending bill for the Department of Homeland Security.