A member of the Israeli Knesset smashed a memorial in the West Bank, drawing outrage from both Palestinian and Israeli leaders.

The National Park Service celebrated its 110th birthday on Tuesday as guests toured the historic battlegrounds at Gettysburg National Military Park.

A clash between Enes Kanter Freedom and WNBA player Natasha Cloud during a game highlighted the continuing debate over trans athletes.

Rep. Randy Fine (R-FL) received the profanity-laced death threat on Aug. 18, the day of Florida's primary elections.

Nvidia's earnings will garner major attention. Nvidia is the capital powerhouse of the artificial intelligence revolution.

The Washington Post is being forced to take back columnist Karen Attiah after she was fired for celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Four Avenal officials who remained in power after voters recalled them in April are “not lawfully” holding office, a California judge ruled.

Abdul el Sayed has distanced himself from streamer Hasan Piker in several ways, but the Senate candidate has not completely disavowed Piker nor his support.

The University of Washington is considering tougher student conduct measures after more than two years of chaotic Gaza war-inspired protests.

Usha Vance said JD Vance’s aunt has become “like a second mother” to her and that she would have “loved” to meet his grandparents.

For years, Russia has all but run a terrorist campaign on U.K. soil. London's increased support for Kyiv, while angering Moscow, is more than fair.