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The mad march toward socialism has already begun in New York and Virginia.

In a battle between two future college football star quarterbacks in the making in Maryland's Malik Washington and Michigan's Bryce Underwood, it was running back Bryson Kuzdzal who shone brightest, scoring three rushing touchdowns as the Wolverines ...

A container ship containing hazardous materials caught fire in Los Angeles Friday.

President Trump said the U.S. peace plan to end the Russia-Ukraine war is not his final offer.

Frederick County law enforcement arrested a man Friday following a multi-county chase. The driver, who had children with him, is accused of trying to hit police vehicles, among other charges.

South Africa beat Ireland in Dublin for the first time in 13 years, winning 24-13 after a dramatic and chaotic incident-packed match on Saturday.

The FBI concluded this week that Thomas Crooks acted alone trying to kill President Trump at the campaign rally of July 13, 2024, in Butler, Pennsylvania.

A holiday tree lighting ceremony in North Carolina was interrupted by gunfire Friday, leaving four injured.

Joe Flacco will make one more start at quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals after Joe Burrow was not activated to the roster for Sunday's game against the New England Patriots.

Paul Costelloe, the Irish-American designer who dressed the late Princess Diana and became a stalwart of the London fashion scene, has died, his company confirmed. He was 80.