Federal funds earmarked for California’s bullet train will soon have a new home outside the state. State officials say it’s political.

President Trump announced he’s waiving tariffs on foreign beef in an effort to lower prices, but U.S. ranchers are pushing back.

The Supreme Court is allowing Trump’s ballroom project to continue after lower courts ordered the administration to stop construction.

The editor-in-chief of Stars and Stripes said the Pentagon issued termination notices to him and two others.

A Texas court cut the $50M judgment against Infowars founder Alex Jones over his claims that the Sandy Hook shooting was staged.

Second cousins John Adams and Samuel Adams represented Massachusetts as delegates to the Second Continental Congress and are considered Founding Fathers.

Newly published letters from Natalie Harp reveal the intensely personal language Trump’s close aide used in writing to the president.

Scientists have linked synthetic food dyes to behavioral problems in some children. But are natural dyes any safer?

Drivers will race through seven turns along the National Mall, covering 147 laps and 250 miles, as part of the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.