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President Donald Trump says the military will start "buying a lot of coal," but his executive order faces Pentagon procurement rules and congressional funding limits.
Virginia Supreme Court greenlights April 21 referendum on redistricting, allowing Democrats to potentially create four more left-leaning House districts.
Kelsey Grammer opens up about being a conservative Hollywood actor, revealing he's lost friends over his political views but gained others along the way.
Boston Red Sox player Brock Holt said an unnamed 2018 teammate allegedly threatened to bring a gun to the field and kill everyone during the team’s championship season.
Russian and Chinese military incursions near Alaska prompt major U.S. defense investments, including reopening Adak base and new Arctic infrastructure.
McDonald's McNugget Caviar kits sold out instantly after launching on Feb. 10, crashing the website and sparking viral social media buzz. A content creator shares her take.
CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy — One morning, shortly after Canada's men's curling team arrived in the Cortina athletes' village, Canadian skip Brad Jacobs awoke to a commotion from the dorm next door. Read More
Dylan O’Brien is bringing the heat to the press trail. The 34-year-old actor gave “Heated Rivalry” heartthrob François Arnaud a shoutout on Hits Radio UK. The two shared a scene together in 2025’s “Twinless.” O’Brien also had nothing but love for his “Send Help” co-star Rachel McAdams. Check out their most viral interview moments here,...
Negotiations over funding bill stall as Democratic members of Congress try to force Republicans to consider measures on ICE and CBP behavior
The annual rate of US inflation eased in January, according to the latest data consumer price index report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Over the last 12 months, the cost of goods has increased by 2.4% – down from 2.7% in last month’s report.
Lawmakers in the House and Senate left Washington on Thursday as the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) heads for another shutdown, when stopgap funding lapses tonight. Nearly all Democrats blocked a second attempt to pass the annual DHS appropriations bill as negotiations for guardrails on federal immigration enforcement have stalled. Senator John Fetterman was the only lawmaker to break ranks with the party.
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