Gaetz's withdrawal comes ahead of what would've been a bruising confirmation battle and the possibility of a damning ethics report.

The United States rejected a decision by the International Criminal Court (ICC) to issue arrest warrants on Thursday for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former defense chief, a White House National Security Council spokesperson said.

Prager, 76, was admitted to a Los Angeles hospital, his media company announced Wednesday. He fell off a zipline platform in his backyard. Said to be in an unbelievable amount of pain.

Independence police recklessly kill Maria Pike and shot her 2-month-old infant Destiny Hope in the head. Community demands justice & for police to "stop the coverup"

State authorities tout an experimental plan that involves stimulating clouds for rain, but scientists are sceptical.

Republicans passed legislation billed as another round of hurricane relief, but which primarily shifts power away from Democratic officials.

The "kicked out of show business" comedian made the move after the election of Donald Trump.

Maps of recent fires across the region resemble California in August, with hundreds of red dots.

In the Second Trump Era, don't expect reality to be realistic.

The arrests were the first time in the investigation that federal police mentioned a plot to kill Lula and Geraldo Alckmin, his vice president, and stage a coup to stop him from returning to power.

McMahon, who is a co-chair of Trump's transition team, led the Small Business Administration during Trump's first term.

The controversial White House move to send Kyiv land mines comes as Russia’s advances in eastern Ukraine threaten to overwhelm front-line defenses.

More than 3 billion phone coordinates collected by a US data broker expose the detailed movements of US military and intelligence workers in Germany—and the Pentagon is powerless to stop it.

With Trump’s election, Silicon Valley has successfully rebranded military contracting as a proud national duty for the industry.

The deal, which is expected to close in early 2025, underscores private-equity firms' increasing interest in franchise operators. Last year, PE firm Roark Capital agreed to buy Subway, Jersey Mike's bigger rival, in a deal valued at up to $9.55 billion.

It’s so fun how the Biden administration is using its lame duck months to skyrocket hostilities between nuclear superpowers and we don’t even know who’s really making these decisions because the president’s brain is cottage cheese.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Tuesday that Russia's new nuclear weapons doctrine means Ukraine's use of Western rockets "can prompt a nuclear response."

New research reveals that one of the Aztecs’ most chilling artefacts, clay death whistles, which resemble a human skull and produce a scream-like sound, not only frightened listeners in ancient times, but also had a profound effect on the human brain’s ability to increase states of alarm and fear. The new study, published this month in the journal Communications Psychology, investigated the effect of these sounds on modern listeners, finding their ability to elicit negative emotional responses and increased neural activity in the auditory cortex. For the first time, scientists investigated the effects of these disturbing whistles on the brains of modern European volunteers, conducting two separate experiments with different participant samples. Aztec death whistles usually skull-shaped were designed to produce a high-pitched, penetrating sound similar to a scream, resulting from the collision of different air currents. Numerous examples have been found in graves dated between 1250 and 1521 CE.

Dated to between 39,800 and 54,600 years ago, the compilation of fossils comes from a time and place with no known Homo sapiens presence, which “suggest[s] that collecting activities and the associated abstract thinking were present in Neanderthals before the arrival of modern humans.”

Adam Iza grew up a world away from the Bel-Air mansion he inhabited before his arrest in September. As his lawyer Josef Sadat tells it, Iza was poor during his childhood in Iraq, borrowing a computer from his uncle before coming to the U.S. as a teenager and building a lucrative cryptocurrency trading platform. But as Iza grew rich, Sadat said, he attracted “the worst type of blood-sucking characters that Southern California has to offer.” According to federal prosecutors, that includes multiple Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies, who were allegedly hired to carry out Iza’s criminal bidding. At least six deputies have been relieved of duty in connection with the case, according to court filings and Sheriff’s Department sources — three more than previously reported. The sources requested anonymity to discuss the ongoing investigation.