As the former White House press secretary speaks out about the Jensen Huang scandal, there are still questions about the investment work her husband pursued.

The DEA says it kept about 14 million fentanyl pills off American streets every two months last year, but researchers note that opioid deaths have been declining since 2023.

Mothers, child brides and women who killed their abusers are going to the gallows, while political protesters wait on death row.

Medics in Dnipro now scrub down wounded troops like victims of a biological attack, as researchers warn drug-resistant bacteria are following soldiers out of the war zone.

Health costs helped Democrats sweep Congress two days after open enrollment began, but premiums are still rising, medical debt keeps piling up, and the party is divided over how far to go.

More than 150 industry members voiced their concerns over Bisan Atef Owda’s nomination in an open letter Monday.

Exiled officers behind a reform blueprint called Proyecto República say Washington’s roadmap to elections leaves the military machine that propped up Maduro untouched.

Ron Howard’s documentary traces the extraordinary career of a photographer whose work ranged from fashion and celebrity to the civil rights movement.

Brand’s case shows the entertainment industry has a remarkable capacity to tolerate predators — until tolerating them is no longer convenient.

When the city chooses a contractor to run its taxpayer-funded grocery stores, it will put in motion a conspiracy to monopolize food retail in New York City, private grocers complain.

Ukraine has slipped off the American leash and found a commercial alternative that the White House cannot switch off with a phone call,’ a pro-war Russian military Telegram channel laments.

While Democrats have not threatened to defund the high court, the conservative jurist stresses that it is ‘important to preserve the independence of the judiciary.’ ...