New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said Wednesday that Cornell University has agreed to hire outside counsel to conduct an independent investigation into the school's handling of a woman's allegation that she was raped by seven students in 2024 after consuming alcohol and ...

The Trump administration on Wednesday began sending $500 Obamacare refund checks to more than 950,000 Americans, returning what the White House says were excess fees collected through the federal health insurance marketplace.The Treasury Department is distributing the...

President Donald Trump defended his administration’s use of taxpayer money for a series of television advertisements featuring him, arguing Wednesday that the spots promote the country rather than his political interests.

White House counterterrorism chief Sebastian Gorka told Newsmax on Wednesday that Americans should not fear a repeat in U.S. airspace of the suspected terrorist attack aboard a flydubai jet bound for Israel, pointing to aviation security measures adopted since Sept. 11.

Overseas scammers are stealing an estimated $12 billion a year from Americans through schemes often involving cryptocurrency, U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro told Newsmax Wednesday.

War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Wednesday that he is establishing a new Pentagon organization to centralize the development and deployment of drones, autonomous systems, and defense robotics.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday directing federal agencies to cut Washington's invasive mosquito population by 90% and its tick population by 50% by the end of 2028.

The Justice Department has filed a judicial misconduct complaint against federal judges in Minnesota, accusing them of making improper and unethical comments to The New York Times about immigration cases, some of which are ongoing.

The elderly in-laws of New York Times technology executive Jonathan McKinsey have been charged with murder after allegedly lying in wait and gunning him down in front of children at a California sports complex.

Americans are embracing a range of government interventions aimed at lowering the cost of living, with strong bipartisan support for price caps on prescription drugs, childcare and credit card interest rates, according to a new survey by The Wall Street Journal released Wednesday.

Rep. Nicole Malliotakis warned Wednesday that New Yorkers are increasingly abandoning the state due to high taxes, deteriorating quality of life, and concerns about public safety, citing mismanagement of tax dollars by city and state officials.

Meta has claimed billions of dollars in tax credits for artificial intelligence data centers by classifying them as experimental projects, a strategy that could face scrutiny from the Internal Revenue Service, according to a new report.

Nearly 2 in 10 likely U.S. voters say they would support destroying Israel and creating a pro-Palestinian state in exchange for an end to the Iran war and low oil and gas prices, Rasmussen Reports found.

More than 270 Catholic clerics sexually abused nearly 1,000 children across three Massachusetts dioceses over decades, according to an investigative report the state's attorney general released on Wednesday.

Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has teamed his office with federal immigration agents, and he wants every county sheriff in the state to do the same.

The U.S. military announced Wednesday that it completed the withdrawal of all American troops from Iraq, ending a 12-year mission to fight the Islamic State group and prompting President Donald Trump to hail the conclusion of "a very expensive excursion into Hell."

The U.S. Senate on Wednesday blocked legislation placing new ‌restrictions on stock trading by members of Congress, as Democrats refused to provide enough votes to advance the measure toward passage, arguing that it falls short of a full ban.

Sen. Jim Justice, R-W.Va., urged the Trump administration to admit it's "doing something wrong" with immigration enforcement, Politico reported.

A former Federal Reserve economist's desire for female companionship was exploited by a man the U.S. government believes is a Chinese spy. John Rogers, 65, was convicted in February of making false statements to investigators but acquitted...

The Justice Department indicted 10 foreign nationals for voter fraud in Minnesota, accusing them of illegally casting ballots in recent federal elections while falsely claiming U.S. citizenship.