Karine Jean-Pierre called on Congress to pass gun laws that ban assault rifles and high-capacity magazines, just a day after a shooting in Kansas City killed 1 and injured 22.
Cleveland-Cliffs announced Thursday its intent to close a tin plant in northern West Virginia, leaving 900 people out of work following an ITC tariff decision.
Eric Idle is best known for his role in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," and for writing the hit Broadway play "Spamalot," but says he has to continue working in his 80s for money.
The youth activism group March for Our Lives called the mass shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade on February 14 "depressingly American."
A man who authorities said was knocking on doors in a Houston-area neighborhood in an alleged break-in attempt, was shot and killed by a 14-year-old boy who was home alone.
Opposition from the influential Greek Orthodox Church is not stopping the Greek parliament from holding a vote late Thursday to potentially legalize same-sex marriage.
Nikki Haley spotlights Donald Trump's "chaos" as New York City judge sets March 25 start date in his hush money case. It will be the first criminal trial of a former president in U.S. history.
The North Carolina DOJ is working to revise the state's police training program to include what critics describe as a "politically correct" curriculum.
The House approved a bill on a bipartisan basis to revoke the Biden administration's authority permitting certain energy projects, which it has taken aim at over climate concerns.
Tensions between Lebanon’s Hezbollah militant group and Israeli forces have intensified, stoking fears that their frequent clashes could escalate to war.
A vehicular incident occurred at the U.S. military's Okinawan Jungle Warfare Training Center at the same time a "mass casualty exercise" was planned at U.S. Naval Hospital Okinawa.