AI-altered real estate photos are getting harder to spot. Lawmakers are pushing for new disclosure rules to protect homebuyers.

Republicans want answers about records gathered during Arctic Frost, the investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

Christa Pike, now 50, was 18 when she and two other teens lured Colleen Slemmer to a remote location to torture and kill her.

Plus, Trump meets with top AI leaders at the White House. And Justice Samuel Alito steps aside from a major climate change case.

Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson are meeting with top AI executives as Washington debates how and how much to regulate the technology.

Supporters say the bill is designed to bring order to a college sports system reshaped by player pay and the transfer portal.

The Trump administration is censoring media outlets, citing national security. Is it legal? And could Ford’s Theatre soon bear Trump’s name?

Researchers say smoke from burning vehicles, buildings and other materials may have caused lasting damage to residents’ lungs.

The cybercrime group that claims it stole data on “all FBI employees and applicants” now says it has no plans to make the information public.

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