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Plans for energy projects and other infrastructure are now stuck in a "permitting paralysis" that threatens the U.S. economy and national security, according to Sen. Alan Armstrong.

Most American homes are heated by one number. You pick something in the high sixties, you leave it, and the furnace spends the winter trying to hold every room at that temperature, whether anyone is in it or not.

Iran state media on Monday said a ballistic missile with improved capabilities was demonstrating a new doctrine: Tehran "will take action against any threat, even before it is carried out."

Montgomery County Council member Will Jawando, the likely future county executive after winning the Democratic primary race this summer, suffered a heart attack this weekend while playing pick-up basketball.

President Trump's social media posts taunting America's neighbors are drawing backlash from their leaders.

Russia on Monday ordered the closure of Germany's consulate in St. Petersburg in response to what it said were the "unfriendly actions of the German authorities" who shuttered Moscow's consulate in Bonn, along with the Russia House cultural center in ...

A federal grand jury in the District of Massachusetts returned an indictment charging undocumented immigrant Erekle Gugava, 33, of Georgia, with conspiracy to launder proceeds connected to a health care fraud scheme involving at least $1.3 billion in ...

Lindsay Clancy, who has admitted to strangling her three children, has received an outpouring of support from women across the country.

Karishma Manzur, a hard-left candidate for New Hampshire's U.S. Senate seat, did not commit to endorsing Rep. Chris Pappas if he wins Tuesday's Democratic primary.

The British government on Monday condemned the "intimidating and thuggish behavior" of anti-immigrant demonstrators who converged on a port in southern England where migrants were brought ashore after crossing the English Channel.