U.S. & World

The family, now in Mexico, is garnering support from some members of Congress as they prepare to apply for humanitarian parole, hoping the 11-year-old can resume her treatment in the U.S.

More renters are choosing to stay in their apartments when their leases are up.

Eighty-five years after his ticket was first issued for a similar event, a man was allowed to use it at this year’s World Expo in Japan.

The University of North Carolina has disputed a report saying 24-year-old Jordon Hudson was banned from the school’s football facility.

Passengers traveling in and out of Newark at the end of the week shouldn’t expect smooth sailing. Here’s the latest at the New Jersey airport.

“I think people will be very impressed with him,” Villanova president Peter Donohue said of the new pope, who graduated from the university in 1977.

The retired Supreme Court justice died Thursday at his home in New Hampshire, the court said in a statement Friday. He was 85.

The agency said its National Centers for Environmental Information would no longer update its Billion-Dollar Weather and Climate Disasters database beyond 2024.

Acclaimed director Ava DuVernay reflected on what the Smithsonian museums mean to Americans as she received a lifetime achievement award on Thursday.

President Donald Trump abruptly fired Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden on Thursday as the White House continues to purge the federal government of those perceived to oppose the president and his agenda.

Pope Leo XIV said Friday that his election was both a cross and a blessing as he celebrated his first Mass in the Sistine Chapel.

Household brands including Pandora, Puma and Hugo Boss have all said they are evaluating their pricing strategies in the U.S.

Reports of plans to send migrants to Libya drew backlash from immigration and humanitarian advocates.