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Three people were killed after U.S. forces struck a vessel in the eastern Pacific Ocean that Washington said was linked to drug trafficking, in the latest operation under an expanding American maritime

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp is set to visit South Georgia on Friday to inspect the damage caused by one of two major wildfires still burning across the region, as firefighters continue battling

U.S. regulators have approved the first gene therapy designed to treat a rare inherited form of hearing loss, marking a significant step forward in the treatment of certain genetic conditions affecting children.

The United States is moving to place certain state-approved medical marijuana products in a less restrictive federal drug category, marking another step in the country’s gradual shift away from harsher cannabis policies.

The United States is reinforcing its military presence near Iran, with a third aircraft carrier now entering the broader region as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz remain high. According to U.S.

A U.S. special forces soldier has been charged after federal prosecutors accused him of using classified information about the operation that removed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro to place lucrative bets on the

An internal document that allegedly circulated within the Pentagon has sparked serious reactions in diplomatic circles after it outlined possible ways the United States could pressure NATO allies that, according to Washington’s

Oil prices moved modestly higher on global markets this morning, as investors continued to weigh geopolitical tensions in the Middle East despite reports of an extended ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Brent

The City and County of Denver will be required to pay $14 million to a group of protesters after a federal appeals court upheld findings that police used unconstitutional force during the

Eric Trump appeared on Mornings with Maria on Fox Business at a time when, according to multiple media reports, his company Foundation Industries has come under scrutiny over contracts with U.S. government

Meta Platforms has announced plans to lay off around 10% of its workforce, roughly 8,000 employees, as the company accelerates spending on artificial intelligence and infrastructure. The cuts, set to take effect

The United States has reported the interception of a vessel accused of transporting Iranian oil, marking another development in the growing maritime standoff linked to the Strait of Hormuz. According to a