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President Donald Trump is at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans watching the Super Bowl, marking the first time a sitting president appears at the game.

President Donald Trump has begun his second administration with a series of controversial moves and decisions.

The bird flu outbreak has sent the price of eggs to record highs, leading to egg thefts in Seattle and Pennsylvania.

Drone footage captured a beach in Southampton, New York, covered in snow after a winter storm hit the region.

New York's Bronx Zoo announced that a male baby silvered langur is now on exhibit.

Katia Dueñas Aguilar was found dead at a residence in Clarksville, Tennessee, in May 2024, police said.

International aid and development work funded by the U.S. government has almost entirely come to a halt, leaders in humanitarian aid confirmed to ABC News.

Millions of people relying on USAID face uncertainty amid President Trump's funding freeze.

On "This Week," Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, discussed Elon Musk's federal overhaul, the shuttering of USAID and Trump's comments on owning the Gaza Strip.

In an interview on ABC News' "This Week" on Sunday, Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy warned of an "assault on the Constitution" under President Donald Trump.

The Kansas City Chiefs try to make history against the Philadelphia Eagles by winning a third consecutive Super Bowl, this time in the same city where they won their first

The lawsuit alleged the breach of sensitive Treasury Department data "poses huge cybersecurity risks" and violates multiple federal laws.

Jamie Chadwick, a British racing driver, will be competing in Le Mans this June.

Some islands and countries urged people near the coastline to move inland in case of a tsunami.

ABC News' Will Ganss takes a look at how much companies are paying to be a part of the Super Bowl.

“GMA” surprised Toya Mathis, a colon cancer survivor and now volunteer with the American Cancer Society, with tickets to Super Bowl LIX.

The annual PuppyBowl aims to encourage adoption of furry friends of all ages in need of a home.

A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from orchestrating its plan to place more than 2,000 USAID employees on leave at midnight.

Environmental nonprofits are gearing up to challenge the number of actions President Donald Trump has issued since he took office.

"We feel like it's closing time at the store and we're the ones left to turn off the lights," one career official told ABC News.