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Four Florida firefighters were arrested and fired for an alleged hazing incident this month that included whipping and waterboarding.

A trio of elderly nuns in Austria who fled a care home to return to their longtime convent are at odds with the provost in charge after he demanded they leave social media.

House Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer said Friday that his committee will take up a bill to add a citizenship question to the 2030 census.

The International Atomic Energy Agency is sending technicians to the site of Ukraine's Chernobyl nuclear power plant to assess the current condition of an arch-shaped steel structure that was erected over the damaged reactor following the 1986 ...

The Lebanese army has intensified its efforts in areas along the border with Israel, in the volatile area that witnessed the 14-month war between Israel and the Hezbollah militant group.

Military law professionals say President Trump's administration likely has no criminal charges available to use against the six Democratic lawmakers who, in an online video this month, told service members to refuse illegal orders from the commander ...

First lady Melania Trump revealed her new production company, Muse Films, alongside an upcoming documentary on her.

President Trump announced Friday that he has "terminated" all executive orders and other documents signed by autopen under President Biden and threatened to charge his predecessor with perjury.

Chicago sidewalks are host to delivery robots from two companies, and hundreds of residents are so opposed, they've signed a petition to stop them.

Four months into the redistricting fight, President Trump's push to carve out more GOP-friendly seats has slipped into legal limbo, raising the chance that Democrats could end up with the upper hand.