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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said Thursday that next month's NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, will further demonstrate Europe's commitment to a stronger military.

Texas public schools already display the Ten Commandments. Now a Friday vote could make Bible readings mandatory for 5.5 million students -- the next escalation in a national debate over religion in the classroom.

Virginia's new ban on assault weapons is not expected to go into effect on July 1, due to a court ruling Thursday.

The Energy Department is urgently working to strengthen U.S. nuclear weapons capabilities as dual threats from China and Russia mount, according to the administrator of the National Nuclear Security Administration.

Whether you're looking to get an early start in celebrating America's 250th birthday, catch live music under the stars, browse local markets or escape into a museum's air-conditioned galleries, the Washington area has no shortage of ways to spend the ...

President Trump and some of his MAGA allies in the House are teaming up to effectively shut down Congress until the GOP's election integrity bill makes it to his desk.

A Las Vegas man charged with murdering his wife two decades ago at Zion National Park died in custody Thursday, just days after his arrest, before he could appear in court on the charges.

A federal appeals court on Thursday revived a lawsuit against a New York school district for socially transitioning a student behind her mother's back, citing the Supreme Court's recent decision in favor of California parents.

A family of four wastes nearly $3,000 worth of food every year. That figure, released in an April 2025 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency report, nearly doubles the previous federal estimate of $1,500; a number that had been cited for over a decade ...

The Maryland state House Republican Caucus on Thursday requested the Justice Department review Maryland's "Glock Ban" for potentially violating the Second Amendment.