A Pakistani business owner was convicted for attempting to hire assassins to kill a U.S. politician in a case involving alleged Iranian connections.
Police arrested a teenage student at Long Island City High School after discovering a loaded firearm in his backpack during a planned arrest.
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey and Senator Tommy Tuberville have both voiced opposition to the bipartisan Protect College Sports Act introduced in Congress last week.
Spirit Airlines has filed for bankruptcy protection, triggering the process for asset recovery firms to reclaim dozens of leased aircraft.
Graham Platner, Maine's presumptive Democratic Senate nominee, addresses mounting party concerns over unspecified past accusations he denies.
Jay Rothman says he won't step down from leading the 25-campus system despite being told to resign or face termination by the Board of Regents.
Recent discussions around Canadian citizenship laws and strategic positioning highlight evolving North American relationships.
A political action committee focused on military veterans is advocating for reduced political polarization and cross-party cooperation.
Entertainment industry professionals are taking contract work training artificial intelligence systems as traditional employment opportunities decline.
A judge's stay has blocked Trump administration changes to CDC vaccine guidance, affecting recommendations for flu and COVID shots.
The FISA Section 702 surveillance authority expires Monday, facing opposition from multiple House factions ahead of a critical vote.
Scientists confirmed that NASA's DART mission changed an asteroid's orbit around the sun by a small but measurable amount in 2022.
An American investment group has reportedly made a €2 billion bid to acquire Italian soccer club Napoli, according to multiple media reports.
Police in South Korea arrested a man for creating and sharing an AI-generated image falsely depicting an escaped wolf, which disrupted official search operations.
The UK has formally communicated to the US that sovereignty over the Falkland Islands remains with Britain.
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