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For 24 years, the man known to the world as Carlos Obregon would scam Social Security, Health and Human Services, the State Department, the Treasury Department and Idaho's Transportation Department, walking away with nearly $284,000 in taxpayers'

Scientists are fighting Dutch elm disease with the very fungus that caused it -- testing thousands of young trees to breed a hardier generation of American elms.

Ohio State University has agreed to pay $2.1 million to resolve civil allegations that it failed to disclose employee affiliations with, and support from, the People's Republic of China in connection with federal research funding, the Justice ...

Chicago witnessed its largest mass shooting of the year this weekend, when police said two masked gunmen killed one person and wounded 14 others after opening fire on a crowd at a South Side park.

Republican committees are asking the Supreme Court to block a lower court ruling that effectively raised the rates they must pay for campaign ads, in a case that could affect the winners of several key congressional elections.

A shipping company and its vessel-owning affiliate pleaded guilty to federal charges tied to the illegal discharge of oily waste into the ocean, according to the Justice Department.

The troubled USS Abraham Lincoln's 5,000 sailors and Marines end more than 250 days at sea Wednesday at Thailand's Pattaya, a notoriously raunchy town of beaches, pulsating bars, tourists and thousands of sex workers.

President Trump's longtime teleprompter operator has been suspended from the prediction market Kalshi for using insider information about the president's speeches to gain more than $100,000.

Americans for Paper Access lined up against the Securities and Exchange Commission's proposed regulation that would make e-delivery the default delivery for sensitive financial documents.

Recent reports that key Pentagon officials have voiced strong disagreement with how Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is conducting the war with Iran have sparked intense reaction from members of Congress and former military personnel.