After charming Trump, King Charles gets Appalachian welcome then heads to Bermuda

Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla wrapped up their four-day state visit to the U.S. on Thursday with a quick stop by the White House to bid farewell ​to President Donald Trump.

Trump withdraws Casey Means as surgeon general nominee, names Nicole Saphier as pick

President Donald Trump named Dr. Nicole Saphier as his pick for surgeon general on Thursday, his ​third nominee for the post, after withdrawing the nomination of Casey Means.

Man accused in Trump assassination attempt agrees to remain in custody

The man accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump at a black-tie press gala in ​Washington agreed on Thursday to remain in custody while his case moves forward.

House advances multi-billion-budget framework to fund immigration enforcement

The House advanced Republicans' multi-billion-dollar budget framework to fund federal immigration enforcement for the next three years.

Man guilty of killing his 13-year-old step-niece is set to be Florida's 6th execution of 2026

A Florida man convicted of beating and choking his 13-year-old step-niece to death nearly 50 years ago is set to be executed Thursday evening.

A celestial double feature in May — two full moons

Sky-gazers will be in for a treat in May with two full moons gracing the sky.

Trump signs bill to fund DHS after lengthy shutdown over ICE operations

President Donald Trump on Thursday signed into law legislation funding Department of Homeland Security agencies, including the Secret Service and Transportation Security Administration.

Utah Rep. Owens: College campuses fostering cultures of 'fear, bullying and cowardice'

Wednesday's "Free Speech on Campus" hearing included several witnesses from a variety of higher education fields speaking on First Amendment challenges on college campuses.

New FDA analysis says infant formula supply is safe after testing for potential contaminants

A new analysis of chemicals in infant formula found reassuringly low levels of heavy metals, pesticides and other potential contaminants, federal health officials said Wednesday.

Supreme Court hollows out a landmark law that had protected minority voting rights for 6 decades

On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court knocked out a major pillar of the Voting Rights Act that had protected against racial discrimination in voting and representation.