The D.C. Court of Appeals on Tuesday suspended Hunter Biden's license to practice law, citing his felony convictions on gun charges.
Kylian Mbappe wanted to be there. France coach Thierry Henry wanted it too.
J.D. Davis will cost the New York Yankees just $389,892 for the rest of this season, a prorated share of the $740,000 major league minimum.
A new analysis reveals that fiscal policies under the Trump administration have significantly outpaced those of President Biden in adding to the national deficit.
The lowest-ranking enlisted military members are paid less than fast food workers and many other entry-level employees in the private sector, and they often turn to federal subsidies and local donations to feed their families, according to a House panel.
A conservative court watcher says liberal campaigns to make the Supreme Court an election issue are meant to "peddle lies."
A dayslong intense heat wave has disrupted normal life in Pakistan, especially in its largest city, Karachi, where doctors treated thousands of victims of heatstroke at various hospitals, health officials said Tuesday.
The United States will play Canada, New Zealand and Panama in friendly matches in September and October.
Tesla has issued a fourth recall on its Cybertruck, this time after discovering problems with the windshield wiper and trim.
Former President Donald Trump suggested that President Biden should take a drug test before they debate on Thursday.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, the federal government's premier anti-hacking agency, recently acknowledged that hackers breached its systems earlier this year to access details of its Chemical Security Assessment Tool, which the government uses to collect information from facilities with dangerous chemicals that could be weaponized by terrorists.
A person was struck and killed Monday evening by an Amtrak train in Northeast Washington, authorities said.
Rep. Ronny Jackson, a former White House physician, is calling for President Biden to undergo drug testing before his debate with former President Donald Trump on Thursday.
Track officials denied an appeal by 800-meter Olympic champion Athing Mu, who got tangled in a pack of runners and fell at the U.S. trials, denying her a chance to defend her title.
State legislators and law enforcement are reviving long-dormant laws criminalizing mask-wearing.
Workers at a D.C. coffehouse chain have accused the firm of trying to sabotage an upcoming union election by hiring more than 100 new baristas.
Former President Donald Trump is leading President Biden in a poll in Georgia just days before the two are set to engage in their first debate for November's election.
Afghans in their thousands took to the streets to celebrate their men's national cricket team reaching the Twenty20 World Cup semifinals for the first time on Tuesday.
A federal court in Missouri has blocked President Biden's latest attempt to forgive nearly $500 billion in student loan debt.
U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy on Tuesday said gun violence in America is a public health crisis that is claiming young people at alarming rates and has far-reaching consequences on the mental health of survivors.
Investors, homebuyers and others needing credit hang to news about inflation and employment, looking for cues about when the Federal Reserve will start lowering interest rates.
For over 100 years, my family-owned company, Atlas Tool Works, has manufactured precision metal parts in Illinois. We're one of the smaller suppliers for the U.S. defense and aerospace industry, proudly making parts for the F-35 fighter jet and other critical defense systems. In fact, Northrop Grumman recently honored us for our work in support of the Department of Defense.
School's out for the summer, so now it is time to examine the state of our educational system.
With election season upon us and polling data showing that affordable health care remains a top voter concern, President Biden and former President Donald Trump, his presumptive opponent, are both taking credit for capping insulin prices.
The mutual defense pact that Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un signed on June 19 was a victory for Mr. Putin and a major component of his strategy for Eurasia.
