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Gen. Dan Caine's first official trip underscored how the White House has prioritized the mission, which now involves nearly 7,000 active-duty troops.

Florida State University shooting, blind judges scrutinize deportations, AP loses bid to reclaim special access, and more.

Politicians are fearmongering about marijuana potency—and they're about to make things worse.

What do penguins, the Chinese government and sewing machines have in common? Tariff jokes.

Former Colorado players Shedeur Sanders and Travis Hunter had their jerseys retired Saturday before Colorado's spring game.

For nearly 100 years, die-hards have been saying goodbye to winter by speeding down the slopes and water skiing over massive puddles

Like labels on cigarettes, opponents say fossil fuel warnings could change attitudes. Others call it gasoline "shaming."

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard declassified Biden's "Strategic Implementation Plan For Countering Domestic Terrorism" on April 16.

Scientists say the Trump administration's embrace of de-extinction won't help endangered species like the Great Lakes gray wolf.

It doesn't really matter if health care is "legal" if no one is willing to provide it.

The administration's plans to increase timber output in order to prevent wildfires are likely to have the opposite effect.

A new report from the Pentagon's inspector general has added to the debate over the permanent location of Space Command headquarters.

One reason for the seemingly endless upward trajectory of rents is how expensive it is to build new apartments in California.

Miles Harford, accused of leaving body in back of hearse and improperly keeping cremated remains, reaches plea deal

'Monument' bestowed by MAGA businessman will apparently reside at Trump's Florida golf club

A public health official in Texas recently warned that the state's ongoing measles outbreak could last a year. Why are cases expected to keep rising?

The U.S. formally eliminated measles in 2000 thanks to widespread vaccination, but public health experts fear the current growing outbreak of the disease may allow it to reclaim its hold