The architectural firm behind an innovative new tower complex featuring a striking “exposed hexagrid exoskeleton” wants to counter the “numbing sameness” of many new urban districts.
Billionaire Elon Musk issued a stark warning to voters if Democrats sweep the chambers of Congress and the presidency in 2028, saying it could lead to the "end of democracy." Musk's message comes just four days ahead of the midterm elections, where Democrats are favored to take t...
A federal judge is weighing whether to halt President Donald Trump's proposed 250-foot arch near Arlington National Cemetery, after challenging the administration's national security justification.
Cassidy Schutz, the teacher who tackled the gunman during the deadly shooting at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, has released her first public statement since the October 15 attack.
A former Republican congressman from Texas said the GOP is now a "cult organized around one man," arguing that President Donald Trump's influence has transformed the party and made him "a gift" to Democrats and other political opponents.
A federal judge has barred ICE agents from stopping people across Southern California based on racial stereotypes, citing a "mountain of evidence" that officers targeted Latino residents without reasonable suspicion.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has set a new timeline for an unprecedented partnership with the European Union, saying he expects negotiations to conclude in June as Canada seeks to reduce its reliance on the United States amid tensions with President Donald Trump.
Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy has cast doubt about whether a Mary Peltola victory over Republican Senator Dan Sullivan would proceed normally to Washington, but an Alaska election-law expert said that the governor does not control the state's certification of election results.
Two major atmospheric phenomena could influence U.S. weather in the coming weeks as a super El Niño continues to strengthen in the Pacific Ocean, while the Arctic polar vortex undergoes an unusually early collapse.
A map shows a weather system drawing tropical moisture toward the southwestern United States which could bring heavy rain, flash flooding and mountain snow over Halloween weekend, with several states facing the risk of renewed flooding after recent storms.
Residents are being evacuated from the besieged Russian-controlled city of Oleshky as humanitarian aid trickles in, Russian and Ukrainian authorities said on Friday.
The resignation of the CEO of the California High-Speed Rail Authority after a two-year run plagued by an expenses scandal, spiraling costs and project delays has prompted a renewed focus on the future of the project.
More than 6.3 million Texans had voted early heading into Friday, the last day of early voting, in a key battleground Senate race between Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton as polls still show it as a toss-up.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange has been hit by a record hack, putting hundreds of millions of people’s money at risk.
A nearly unprecedented number of Americans have voluntarily renounced their citizenship or relinquished their U.S. residency status since the start of the year.
Footage of vice president JD Vance answering a question about the cost of living for young people by asking why he’d only been given one question about Ohio Senator Jon Husted’s behind has gone viral on social media.
From candy and chocolates to pumpkin-carving kits and costumes, several seasonal products have been recalled ahead of Halloween. The items pose a range of potential hazards, including choking risks, undeclared allergens, button-cell batteries that can cause serious injury if swal...
A Democrat serving a 20-year federal prison sentence has advanced to Alaska's general-election ballot for a second time, renewing scrutiny of an unusual candidate whom the state's Republican Party went to court to help keep on the ballot.