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One of the most intricately decorated parts of the Vatican's Apostolic Palace, a passageway walked by popes and presidents and attributed to Renaissance master Raphael, is getting its first major face-lift in over 500 years.

A historic mansion is for sale in Philadelphia, with a requirement that the new owners allow possible reenactments of a Revolutionary War battle on the property.

Just shy of its one-year opening, Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz" is closing its doors, Gov. Ron DeSantis said Thursday.

Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold was arrested Wednesday in Tampa, Florida, and faces eight felony charges stemming from an alleged armed robbery and kidnapping that occurred in early February, authorities announced.

Trust in the federal government hasn't really improved -- it's just flipped sides.

A five-term congressman lost his seat Tuesday to a 32-year-old community organizer backed by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and the margin of victory came from just 7% of the district's registered Democrats. "In some of these districts, nobody votes, it's ...

Texas would make Bible stories required reading for more than 5 million public school students under a proposal that has reignited debate over widening efforts in the U.S. to put more religion in classrooms.

An Air Canada flight had to be diverted to Boston Wednesday after the captain experienced a medical emergency.

Openly gay comedian TIM DILLON criticizes Pride month: "Why is Citibank gay? Why is Chase [Bank] gay? Why does this help anyone that a corporation is trans? Why is Chobani Yogurt trans? What's the point of this? Does this give people healthcare? Does ...

A federal judge on Thursday issued an injunction blocking the administration from carrying out President Trump's executive order directing the U.S. Postal Service to refuse delivery of mail-in ballots of states that won't verify their voters'