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A Pennsylvania man was charged Thursday with two counts of threatening to assault, murder or kidnap a federal official, in this case Republican Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick.

Former Rep. Mike Rogers, Michigan's Republican Senate nominee, repeatedly invoked the Muslim Brotherhood during his first debate with Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed, mentioning the group five times and accusing his opponent of taking money from ...

Joe Rogan defends comedian Shane Gillis against accusations of misogyny: "There's a lot of men that genuinely hate women. Shane Gillis is not one of them."

The Trump administration is blocking drones from operating along the U.S.-Mexico border without permission, in an effort to strengthen airspace security in the region.

Antonio Banderas has joined Nicolas Cage as co-lead of Season 5 of HBO's "True Detective," with production on the crime anthology set to begin in 2027.

The Philadelphia Police Department arrested a woman for disorderly conduct after she refused to stop impeding an Uber delivery robot from going about its business.

President Trump has sent checks to Medicare enrollees, troops and some Obamacare customers and is promising $5,000 to every adult citizen if Republicans keep Congress. Polls disagree on whether voters want them.

A spokesperson for actress Selma Blair said that she suffered a medical emergency aboard a Delta Air Lines flight and "did not intend to harm anyone," offering the first extended defense since her arrest at John F. Kennedy International Airport.

U.S. reliance on aluminum from the Middle East, Russia and China leaves the country vulnerable to supply disruptions and foreign leverage, retired Gen. David Petraeus, the former CIA director, said Friday.

FBI counterintelligence agents are not doing enough to confront and thwart technology theft and other threats carried out by unofficial spies, mainly from China, according to a new report by Congress' Government Accountability Office.