Plus, Lindsay Clancy’s jury deliberates for a sixth day after a second deadlock raises the possibility of a mistrial. And a federal judge temporarily blocks Trump’s latest move to restrict birthright citizenship.

The war, and the higher gas prices that have come with it, could be a political problem for the GOP as it fights to keep control of Congress.

While many turn to vintage to curb waste, research suggests that active vintage shoppers may actually increase their overall consumption.

The Treasury Department said the rules would take effect on May 31 and apply to as many as 18,000 private schools and universities. 

The Pentagon is extending Middle East deployments as 50,000 U.S. troops remain positioned for Iran operations and regional defense missions.

The FDA is approving more drugs based on one study, how the sugar you ate as a baby shapes long-term health, and changes to required vaccines.

Plus, presidents have changed the White House for generations. But does Trump need Congress to build his massive new ballroom? We answer your question.

When Venezuela nationalized American oil companies’ assets decades ago, Chevron dug in while ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips pulled out.