A school bus struck a Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles building Thursday morning after swerving to avoid hitting a car, injuring two students and the bus driver, officials said.
New York police arrested protesters at Columbia University on Thursday who had set up a pro-Palestinian encampment on campus. Several students involved in the protest said they were also suspended from Columbia and Barnard College, including Isra Hirsi, who is the daughter of U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, a Minnesota Democrat.
Guitar legend Dickey Betts, who co-founded the Allman Brothers Band and wrote their biggest hit, "Ramblin' Man," has died. He was 80.
Two of Senate Democrats' most vulnerable incumbents this fall were among those who voted Thursday to roll back the Biden administration's electric vehicle mandate for passenger cars and trucks.
The New York Times estimates 180,000 illegal migrants have flooded the city in the last two years, with 60,000 of them residing in city shelters.
Washington Commanders defensive end Shaka Toney was among five players reinstated by the NFL on Thursday after they were suspended last season for violating the league's gambling policy.
In an effort to jazz up its broadcast of the 2024 Paris Olympics, NBC is planning to use five heart rate monitors to show the reactions of parents of certain athletes during events.
A growing consortium of colleges, which traditionally require four years to earn a bachelor's degree, is piloting three-year baccalaureate programs to alleviate soaring costs and flagging enrollment numbers.
Oracle Red Bull Racing, the Formula One powerhouse team that's home to three-time world champion Max Verstappen, is set to demonstrate one of their championship cars Saturday in the shadow of the U.S. Capitol and National Mall.
Planned Parenthood saw fewer patients but performed more abortions -- and raked in more taxpayer funding -- in the fiscal year that saw the fall of Roe v. Wade.
Maud Maron, a self-described liberal posted on X this week about the cancellation of her son's soccer game.
Commanders' owners would prefer to be back in the city on the RFK site, according to sources, and it remains the sentimental favorite among the fan base.
The most shocking part of Mr. Maher's comments on abortion is that we almost never hear anyone else put it so candidly.
General manager Don Waddell likes how his Carolina Hurricanes finished the season, winning 16 of their final 21 games. He knows it means nothing now.
Thanks to President Biden's pressure on Israel, our principal ally in the Middle East is delaying actions in the Gaza Strip to finish off Hamas terrorists and responding to Iran's direct attack.
Single workers need a six-figure salary to live comfortably in 11 U.S. states, according to a new study released this month by personal finance company SmartAsset.
Excuse me, your honor, but what part of "America First" do you not understand?
The Federal Communications Commission will vote next week on "net neutrality" rules designed to give the feds even more leverage than they already do over online platforms.
President Biden is struggling in his reelection push to recreate the support he enjoyed among young voters four years ago.
Efforts to restrict TikTok won a new ally on Capitol Hill in the Senate Commerce Committee's chairwoman, who complained about House legislation to restrict the popular app just last week.
Three House Republicans are facing calls to resign after they refused to support Speaker Mike Johnson's foreign aid package.
A group of conservatives are urging House Speaker Mike Johnson to abandon a $95 billion foreign aid package or risk losing the gavel.
When injuries affect the Miami Heat, coach Erik Spoelstra almost always delivers the same three-word outlook.
Virginia's governor signed a law Thursday that allows the state's colleges and universities to directly pay athletes through name, image and likeness deals.
A small Oregon city's efforts to limit homelessness have drawn support from the state with the nation's largest homeless population.
