Lawyers for former Olympic canoeist David Hearn asked a D.C. judge on Friday to bar the Department of Justice from ever again trying to charge their client with vandalizing the Reflecting Pool.

Consumers are using artificial intelligence increasingly more in day-to-day activities. According to new research, more shoppers are turning to AI for help deciding what to cook and buy.

The U.S. added 162,000 jobs in August, the strongest monthly hiring gain since March, while unemployment held steady at 4.1%.

On this episode of Catch Me Up, one of the foremost measles experts in the U.S. says an ongoing outbreak of the disease could get markedly worse as vaccination shortfalls become more apparent.

US measles cases hit a 35-year high. A public health expert says vaccine hesitancy and politics are fueling the dangerous surge.

An ICE officer was released from federal custody Friday after appearing in court on charges of lying to investigators about the circumstances that led to the shooting of a Venezuelan man last year.

The Trump administration launched a series of arcade games on the official White House website, the latest turn in its effort to troll Democrats that has at times surfaced racist, offensive images.

A new watchdog report says that former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer oversaw a "toxic, intimidating and humiliating" work environment and engaged in numerous violations of department policy.

A recent study found people using medications like Ozempic and Wegovy are spending nearly 4 times more on fitness than non-users.

A new Snap Finance study has found 44 percent of credit-challenged consumers rely on financing to make major purchases.

FCC asks a judge to dismiss ABC’s lawsuit over an early review of broadcast licenses that followed scrutiny tied to Jimmy Kimmel.

The Trump administration plans to begin excavation on a controversial “triumphal arch” near Arlington despite lawsuits, pending reviews and political backlash.