A Protestant bishop and a member of Finland's parliament have been convicted under hate crimes laws for publishing a book that explains what the Bible teaches about men, women, and sex.
Department of Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy and the Amtrak Board of Directors announced that Penn Transformation Partners will build a new "world-class station."
The Trump administration wants America's biggest artificial intelligence companies to hand over access to their most powerful AI models a full three months before the public ever sees them.
President Trump will travel to France next month for the Group of Seven summit, a White House official confirmed Tuesday, setting up a potentially tense face-to-face with allies who have publicly complained about his decision to go to war with Iran.
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee advanced a reconciliation bill Wednesday that would allocate more than $17 billion to fund immigration enforcement agencies for fiscal year 2026, clearing the measure for a potential floor vote as early as this week over unified Democratic opposition.
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered White House senior staff and top advisers to comply with the Presidential Records Act, rejecting the Justice Department's claim that the 47-year-old law is unconstitutional.
President Trump delivered the commencement address for the Coast Guard Academy at Cadet Memorial Field in New London, Connecticut, becoming the first president to deliver the keynote address twice.
James Murdoch, who walked away from his family's media empire over editorial disagreements, is shelling out more than $300 million to acquire Vox Media's New York Magazine, its podcast division, and the left-leaning explanatory journalism site Vox.com.
