Vice President JD Vance seized on a recent comment by Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed about Second Lady Usha Vance.

Mortgage standards are tighter, leading some homebuyers to use alternative financing methods that can lack consumer protections.

In a split decision, the Supreme Court is allowing the Trump administration to continue its White House project — but didn’t rule on whether it’s legal.

Rescue crews are searching for survivors in tunnels at damaged hydropower projects while officials use mass grave sites for the bodies.

With deer populations at historic highs, some states are incentivizing hunters to shoot does to help manage forest health and disease.

Workers in states with medical cannabis laws were less likely to miss work for health-related reasons, according to a new study.

NASA launched its $4.3 billion Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, sending a new observatory into space to study dark matter and dark energy.

Plus, the death toll from last week’s catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet tops 900. And Google Maps now shows U.S. users “Lake America” instead of Lake Ontario.

Ash and smoke spewed 11,500 feet into the air over Sumatra Island, and residents were advised to stay away from villages near the summit.

Jordan’s military says it intercepted at least eight Iranian missiles overnight, but some made it through the country’s defenses.