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As USAID ends operations, a former officer proposes four ways the State Department can build a more effective foreign assistance system focused on innovation and growth.

The first American pope arrives at the papal summer retreat to work on his encyclical, with suggestions it should avoid politics and focus on religious liberty and vocations.

"Golden Bachelor" alum Gerry Turner criticizes new lead Mel Owens' plan to eliminate contestants over 60, saying Owens would be "cheating himself" and should "ignore the number."

A new exhibition by the National Museum of Ireland features 17 ancient manuscripts with margin scribbles by Irish monks from the 850s, offering rare glimpses into medieval monastery life.

Queen Elizabeth II's confidante revealed tensions with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex began before their wedding and worsened after their move to California.

Arapahoe County District Attorney faces recall over alleged lenient sentencing, including the release of a suspected registered sex offender and probation for a teen involved in a fatal car crash.

Angela Craig's best friend takes the stand in Colorado murder trial, testifying that she never expressed wanting to die and that James Craig had previously admitted to drugging her.

After three years of legal resistance, Uvalde school board members apologize to families and vote to release records from the Robb Elementary shooting that claimed 21 lives.

"The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart went to bat for his friend Stephen Colbert after CBS announced it was canceling "The Late Show," a decision he viewed as kowtowing to President Trump.

Long Island family alleges MRI technician invited Keith McAllister into room without metal warnings, leading to fatal accident when his chain attracted to magnetic field.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris commemorated the one-year anniversary of kick-starting her presidential campaign for the 2024 election on Monday.

A Haitian citizen with U.S. permanent residency was detained by ICE for allegedly supporting Haitian gang leaders and omitting information about founding a political party in Haiti.

A judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from stripping Medicaid funds from Planned Parenthood after Congress and President Donald Trump agreed to partially defund it through passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.

Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart exits after 18 years, joining several high-profile contributors departing following Jeff Bezos' editorial changes.

Thomas Fugate, a 22-year-old DHS staffer, said claims he is leading a terrorism prevention division are untrue and that he is focused on eliminating waste, fraud and abuse.

A Texas man admitted to allegedly killing his wife and living with her decomposing body for a month, telling investigators he wanted to 'go big or go home' with his first offense.

Dartmouth's first female president Sian Beilock implemented 'institutional restraint' policies, distinguishing the university from other Ivy League schools including Harvard.

U.S. Marines exit LA following month-long deployment that Mayor Karen Bass called an 'unnecessary, unprecedented, and unconstitutional assault' amid anti-ICE demonstrations.

As the Democratic Party continues to reel from its 2024 losses and deals with internal strife, Republican fundraising nearly doubled that of the Democratic Party in June.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner, star of "The Cosby Show," drowned after a current pulled him under while swimming in Costa Rica, authorities confirmed. He was 54.