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Carnegie Mellon University said it's taking "swift action" against tenured professor Uju Anya after determining that her recent social media posts violated the school's community standards, with some colleagues reporting they now fear for their ...

Indigenous lands face the greatest threat from the expansion of gold mining in the Brazilian Amazon, according to an analysis released Tuesday by the nonprofit Amazon Environmental Research Institute, known as IPAM.

Americans value press freedom - with some exceptions.

Police in Congo fired tear gas Tuesday to disperse hundreds of people demonstrating against constitutional changes they said could allow President Felix Tshisekedi to seek a third term in office.

Iran on Tuesday signaled that it has no interest in entering formal peace negotiations with Washington, as the war settles into an uneasy phase with infrequent attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea.

National Security Editor Guy Taylor sits down with Dan Caughran, Senior Vice President of Production Operations, and Gary Wentz, Vice President of Atlas and Vulcan Programs, for a rare look at how the Vulcan Centaur rocket comes together -- from ...

Singer-songwriter Finneas, the brother of Billie Eilish, has withdrawn from Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour, joining Irish singer Aaron Rowe and the band Beoga in leaving the trek following Macklemore's removal over his onstage support for Palestinians.

Attorney General Todd Blanche on Tuesday accused Democratic senators of orchestrating a politically timed panic over artificial intelligence.

Senate Democrats blocked a major cryptocurrency bill on Tuesday, delivering a setback for President Trump's tech agenda.

Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, have moved their two children to a new school over security concerns, a spokesperson said Tuesday, just weeks after the family returned to the U.K. to make a fresh start.