Senators in both parties say the Senate midterm election battleground map has expanded significantly six months before ...

Years of flat funding are stretching the District of Columbia Courts thin, placing a system relied on by thousands each day ...

Bipartisan legislation to regulate the growing business behind college sports appears primed to clear the Senate this week, but it faces a much tougher road in the House when lawmakers return in ...

The U.S. appears close to observing permanent daylight saving time. It’s something more than a dozen states have been waiting for.

As the U.S. national debt reaches $40 trillion, Peter J. Tanous argues that the massive deficit can only be addressed through a significant revenue-generating measure like a Value-Added Tax rather ...

The main Kremlin party retained its majority in Russia’s parliament, election officials said Monday, after a carefully orchestrated balloting that excluded most opposition candidates and helped ...

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is launching a drinking water quality study that will for the first time look for traces of abortion pills mifepristone and misoprostol — something ...

When an ailing Pope John Paul II visited the French shrine at Lourdes in 2004, on his last foreign trip, he delivered a ...

An explosion near South Korea’s heavily fortified border with North Korea injured three South Korean military officers on Monday, South Korea’s Defense ...

The changes, which are set to take effect next month, could impact your chances at being compensated if your flight is delayed or canceled for one of several reasons.

It would be useful right about now if we had an dedicated to sorting fact from fiction. Sadly, no such thing exists in the U.S. today.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz faced a struggle to stabilize his position and keep his agenda on track Monday after voters ...