Three United States Marines are dead, and five others are in serious condition after an aircraft crashed during a military exercise in Australia on Sunday, officials say.
President Joe Biden returns to Washington, D.C., this week following an extended vacation in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, at which point the president plans to resume his regularly scheduled campaign programming.
Lawyers for former President Donald Trump and special counsel Jack Smith's team of prosecutors will fight over a proposed trial date Monday in Washington, D.C., as the GOP front-runner attempts to delay trial until after the 2024 election.
With voting still months away, the most important part of the first Republican presidential debate might have been the dispute between former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley and entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy.
California Democrats are clashing with an unlikely member of their own party as they attempt to keep self-driving trucks that weigh over 10,000 pounds off the road without a safety operator present.
China's strong rebuke of the release of treated Fukushima wastewater into the Pacific Ocean this week has caused bad blood, stoked accusations of misinformation and hypocrisy, and led to some suggesting Beijing is capitalizing on the event to help stir up broader geopolitical tensions with Japan.
Student loan accounts held by the federal government will begin collecting payments and accumulating interest next month, ending a three and a half year pause on payment requirements for federal student loans.
The European Union's latest internet regulations are aggressively trying to set the standard for how technology companies handle speech online, and it may have far-reaching implications that stretch to the United States.
