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NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and CSA's Jeremy Hansen reached 252,756 miles from Earth — farther than any humans in history — before beginning their return journey with a Pacific splashdown scheduled for Friday.
WatchAmerican forces hit military installations on Iran's main oil export hub as President Trump threatens to demolish power plants and bridges unless Tehran reopens the Strait of Hormuz by nightfall.
Elliot Cadeau scored 19 points and was named Most Outstanding Player as the Wolverines claimed their first national title since 1989, ending the Big Ten's 26-year championship drought.
Education Department takes unprecedented step to terminate federal agreements stemming from civil rights investigations into schools.
President threatens massive strikes on bridges and power plants as diplomatic efforts falter with hours remaining before deadline.
Air Force colonel becomes center of intense manhunt as U.S. military mounts dangerous extraction operation amid ongoing war.
Former Trump aide's contempt of Congress conviction faces potential reversal as Court signals support for executive privilege claims.
A Los Angeles jury found Meta 70 percent and YouTube 30 percent responsible for harm caused to a young woman by addictive platform design, in the first social media addiction case to reach a jury verdict in the United States.
WatchTehran transmitted its formal counter-offer to Washington via Pakistani mediators, proposing Hormuz safe passage in exchange for reconstruction aid and sanctions relief — but Trump called it 'not good enough.'
WatchTehran refused a Pakistan-brokered 45-day ceasefire offer on Monday, demanding instead a permanent end to hostilities with security guarantees, as Trump warned he will strike Iranian power plants and bridges by 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Newly obtained footage contradicts federal agents' version of events in nonfatal shooting case, raising questions about law enforcement transparency.
International diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict face uncertainty as President Trump continues making unpredictable threats against Tehran.
WatchWith oil above $109 per barrel and backchannel ceasefire talks underway, Trump threatened to bomb Iranian power plants and bridges if Tehran does not reopen the vital shipping lane by Tuesday evening.
The lunar mission has elicited deep feelings among Americans, particularly in Houston where mission control coordinates the historic return to the Moon.
The 22-year-old immigrant came to the U.S. as a toddler and was arrested at the military installation where the couple planned to live together.
Intelligence agency executed sophisticated misdirection campaign to draw Iranian forces away from hiding American airman
President vows to bomb Iran 'back to the Stone Ages' in stark departure from traditional U.S. adherence to international law
Families across Texas grapple with new reality as immigration enforcement separates children from detained parents, forcing siblings to take on caregiver roles.
President Trump confirms Air Force officer extracted following risky mission after F-15E Strike Eagle was shot down by Iranian forces on Friday.
Court pauses collection efforts across 17 states as administration seeks compliance data following Supreme Court affirmative action ruling.
Military analysts identify markings consistent with squadron stationed at R.A.F. Lakenheath, one of Europe's largest U.S. fighter operations.
Republican legislation passed last year is finally showing up in taxpayers' bank accounts as tens of millions discover dramatically larger refunds this spring.
One American service member remains unaccounted for after Iranian forces shot down an F-15E Strike Eagle, reviving concerns about Iran's history of using detained Americans as diplomatic bargaining chips.
WatchFriday's Bureau of Labor Statistics report blew past expectations of 60,000 jobs, with health care, construction, and transportation leading gains even as slowing wage growth and a falling participation rate temper the optimism.
President's bet that American firepower would rapidly force Iranian compliance has not materialized as conflict enters its sixth week.
Pentagon confirms one crew member remains unaccounted for after fighter jet was downed, sparking fears Iran could use capture for diplomatic leverage.
The Supreme Court justice's brief hospitalization was not previously disclosed, highlighting the varying health transparency practices among justices.
U.S. intelligence reports cast doubt on progress toward destroying Iran's missile capability, a key objective in the five-week war.
One airman rescued from downed F-15E warplane while fate of second crew member remains unknown as search and rescue operations continue.
Pope Leo XIV condemns military's Christian war rhetoric as "entirely foreign to the way of Jesus Christ" amid escalating Iran conflict.