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Continued skirmishes in northern Israel with Hezbollah in Lebanon are fueling concerns as diplomats work to calm tensions.

The Food and Drug Administration approved Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ plan to bring in a limited set of drugs from Canada.

Cities being overwhelmed by a surge of migrants say giving them work permits more quickly would mean less homelessness and spending on public assistance.

Concerns are growing that this marks a major escalation in conflict in the Middle East.

It's the first attempt to put Americans on the moon in five decades. But several critical issues remain unresolved before Artemis is a go.

Featherweight boxer Jahmal Harvey of Oxon Hill, Maryland, recently qualified for the 2024 Olympics this summer.

The hearing held by the House Homeland Security Committee comes amid the recent increase in migrant crossings at the southern border.

Former congressman Tom Suozzi won a special election on Long Island, New York which was previously held by Republican George Santos

While conditions deteriorate for the more than one and a half million Gazans sheltering in Rafah, ceasefire negotiations are underway in Cairo.

NPR's Liane Hansen speaks with journalist Seymour M. Hersh about his forthcoming article in The New Yorker detailing abuse of Iraqis held prisoner by U.S. military authorities in Iraq. The story broke this past week when images of prisoners being tortured and humiliated were broadcast on television and seen around the world on web sites.