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Florida's Attorney General James Uthmeier went to court Monday seeking an injunction to pause OpenAI's artificial intelligence developments, asserting that its harm is immediate and irreparable unless judicial involvement puts a stop to it.

A federal judge declared a mistrial Monday in the bribery case against D.C. Council member Trayon White.

President Trump on Monday asked the Supreme Court to approve the federal prisons' new policy of refusing to pay for hormone treatments and surgeries for prisoners who seek to undergo gender transitions while behind bars.

President Trump will announce on Monday a Minnesota company's plan to build a $15 billion steel mill in Iowa, a White House official confirmed to The Washington Times.

Sen. John Fetterman reignited rumors of a party switch after a Freudian slip led him to mistakenly describe himself as a "lifelong Republican."

The White House's decision to run taxpayer-funded ads with stylish images of President Trump and campaign-style rhetoric is sparking bipartisan alarm and calls for legislative fixes or punishment under campaign-finance laws.

A "kill switch" won't be enough to stop artificial intelligence from causing mass harm, Bill Gates warns -- and getting the world to agree on real safeguards, he told NBC's "Meet the Press," will be tougher than anything the Cold War required.

The U.S. company building the new American consulate in Milan has agreed to a nearly 31-million-euro ($35 million) settlement that includes back pay and damages to foreign workers who prosecutors allege were paid less than $2 an hour, officials said ...

Almost all Army personnel whose jobs involve high explosives have taken a test to help counter the effects of blast overpressure and exposure, officials said.

North Korea likely planted the land mines that exploded and injured three South Korean soldiers at the country's heavily-armed border last week, South Korea's military said Monday, a finding that could further inflame tensions between the rivals.