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Irish actress Brenda Fricker, who won an Academy Award for "My Left Foot" and charmed generations of moviegoers as the "Pigeon Lady" in "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York," has died. She was 81.

House Republicans say they limited their ambitions for a third party-line spending package to make it easier to get through the Senate, but the ploy does not appear to be working.

Federal health and food safety authorities have found that cyclosporiasis cases across multiple states are linked to a single lettuce supplier used by Taco Bell.

A British army officer in September will be the first non-American to lead NATO's Joint Force Command Norfolk, which runs combat operations in the Atlantic, Northern Europe and Arctic.

Iran released a U.S.-Iranian dual national stranded in Iran since December 2024, President Trump has announced.

Rep. Haley Stevens has scored the support of the Congressional Black Caucus in her bid for the U.S. Senate, handing her some late-innings bragging rights with African American voters who have the power to swing her hard-fought Democratic primary race ...

Memorial services for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham will be held in South Carolina and the District at the end of this month.

Severe storms across Texas triggered a wave of flight delays and cancellations at airports nationwide Wednesday into Thursday. As of Wednesday evening, more than 3,600 flights had been delayed and 83 canceled nationwide.

A futuristic transformation of American shipbuilding is accelerating, with autonomous surface vessel producer Saronic Technologies announcing plans to construct a multibillion dollar new shipbuilding port in Brownsville, Texas.

A far-left climate activist is gaining traction in the Democratic primary for a Michigan district that will be on the front line of this year's battle for control of the U.S. House.