European Union leaders agreed on Thursday to renew sanctions against Russia ​over its war against Ukraine ⁠for another 12 ​months, a spokesperson ⁠for the chair of the meeting said.

A massive algae bloom has overtaken the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool just days after completion of a $14 million renovation, with satellite data showing one of the largest June blooms recorded there in at least five years, The Washington Post reported.

A conservative organization calling for stronger safeguards on artificial intelligence is mobilizing activists across the country for a nationwide protest against the rapid expansion of AI data centers.

OPEC Secretary General Haitham al-Ghais pushed back on the International Energy Agency's prediction that there will be a supply glut in oil markets following the ending of the war between the U.S. and Iran.

The York Revolution, a Pennsylvania Minor League Baseball team, forfeited a scheduled game Thursday night after several players refused to wear Pride Night jerseys featuring rainbow-colored sleeves, prompting the independent professional baseball club to cancel the contest ...

The FBI is warning soccer fans to steer clear of a growing wave of counterfeit FIFA websites built to harvest personal and financial data, peddle fake tickets and run other scams during the 2026 World Cup.

The chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee criticized the Iran memorandum of understanding Thursday, particularly the provision calling for the United States to facilitate a $300 billion reconstruction fund backed by regional nations.

President Donald Trump is growing increasingly frustrated with Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., as the Senate Republican leader repeatedly tells the president that several of his top priorities lack the votes needed to pass the chamber, according to The Wall...

Mark Levin blasted Vice President JD Vance on social media shortly after Vance suggested some Israeli officials were unfairly attacking President Donald Trump over a reported regional peace deal.

Stocks closed higher on Wall Street, taking back most of their losses from a day earlier that were driven by anticipation that the Federal Reserve will likely raise interest rates this year in an effort to fight inflation.

Democrats hold a narrow edge over Republicans on the issue of taxes, according to a new Rasmussen Reports survey that found voters slightly more likely to trust Democrats to handle tax policy.

President Donald Trump on Thursday blasted reports that Utah could move to an all-mail voting system, warning the Republican-led state against adopting what he described as the same model used in states that "always head LEFT, as soon as the move is made."

President Donald Trump on Thursday said the United States expects a "complete ceasefire" on all fronts in the Middle East, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israeli forces would remain in a security zone in southern Lebanon.

Radio host Mark Levin, among President Donald Trump's most influential conservative allies, raised red flags about the Iran memorandum of understanding.

Rep. Tom Kean Jr., a New Jersey Republican whose months-long absence from Congress has fueled speculation about his political future and health, is expected to return to Washington for votes at the end of the month, according to his political adviser.

President Donald Trump on Thursday again denied reports that the United States would provide Iran with $300 billion as part of a postwar reconstruction fund as Washington and Tehran prepare to sign a memorandum of understanding aimed at formalizing a peace agreement.

Defense contractors could face new restrictions on stock buybacks, dividend payments, and other shareholder distributions under a provision included in a defense policy bill approved by the Senate Armed Services Committee last week.

The Trump administration is preparing a significant increase in efforts to revoke the U.S. citizenship of naturalized Americans accused of obtaining citizenship through fraud or illegal conduct, according to a Justice Department official cited by CNN on Thursday.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Thursday it would make available $107 million in emergency funding to strengthen its domestic and international response to the Ebola outbreak ‌in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda.

Federal prosecutors charged a San Diego nonprofit operator with conspiring to support Iranian-backed Hamas terrorists through fundraising campaigns that allegedly collected more than $600,000.