The Supreme Court expressed significant skepticism Wednesday toward President Trump's expansive use of tariffs, questioning whether Congress truly delegated such broad authority to impose duties on foreign goods.
Companies are quietly draining American wallets through "sneakflation" -- a surge in hidden fees and product downgrades that consumer analysts warn is costing households roughly $2,400 in extra expenses over two years.
Pfizer's fall COVID-19 vaccine sales have dropped 25% following the CDC's decision to stop universally recommending the shots, creating confusion among consumers and health care providers.
The nation's historic hiring freeze appears to be ending as employers prepare to expand their workforces in 2026, according to recent surveys and industry reports.
President Trump's Justice Department is facing the same vindictive prosecution claims he once made in his own defense -- and this time, the arguments may be sticking.
Voters in Virginia, New Jersey, and other states are heading to the polls Tuesday in high-stakes elections that could provide early indicators of the national political climate ten months into President Trump's second term and one year before the 2026 midterms.
Resolving cases of missing Americans from the Vietnam War remains a top priority of the Trump administration, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Sunday during a visit to Hanoi -- even as critics accuse Vietnam of turning the humanitarian mission into a moneymaking operation.
U.S. President Trump says Chinese President Xi Jinping has assured him that Beijing will not take military action toward unifying Taiwan with mainland China during Trump's presidency.
New York mayoral front-runner Zohran Mamdani spent the final weekend of his campaign rallying supporters around his vision to transform the city by abolishing injustice and uplifting the poor.
Young people are flocking to Philadelphia's historic Arch Street Meeting House in unprecedented numbers, seeking refuge from modern chaos in the silent worship and social justice traditions of Quakerism, with attendance surging from 25 before the coronavirus pandemic to up to 100 today.
The Department of Homeland Security on Thursday said death threats against ICE personnel have increased 8,000% as the agency moves to carry out President Trump's deportation plans.
A new AP-NORC poll reveals that younger Americans are significantly less concerned about political violence than older generations, despite this year's assassinations of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah and Democratic state lawmaker Melissa Hortman in Minnesota.
A daring daylight heist at Paris' Louvre museum that netted eight pieces of French crown jewels worth $102 million has exposed critical security failures, including outdated surveillance systems, expired camera permits and slow emergency response protocols that allowed thieves to strike and escape within minutes.
The Department of Homeland Security's immigration agency will announce a new rule Wednesday requiring all migrants to go through a full revetting before their work permits can be renewed.
Russia tested a nuclear-powered missile that traveled thousands of miles as tensions escalated with the West over new sanctions and military aid to Ukraine.
A monthslong House investigation has concluded that President Biden "was losing command of himself" while in office and was not personally involved in many of the pardons, commutations and other executive actions signed by an autopen.
Statues of Rosa Parks and Helen Keller were unveiled recently on the Alabama Capitol grounds, marking the first monuments honoring women at the historic site.
A U.S. Navy helicopter and fighter jet crashed into the South China Sea within 30 minutes of one another in separate incidents on Sunday, military officials said.
China provided more than $530 million to top-ranked American universities in recent years, but the schools failed to disclose how the funds were spent, prompting concerns about foreign influence, according to an open-source intelligence report.