President Donald Trump tweeted Wednesday morning that transgender individuals will not be able to serve in the military "in any capacity," reversing a policy under former President Barack Obama that allowed transgender people to serve openly. Here's what to know
Where the Senate Republican effort to demolish the Obama health care law ends up is anyone's guess, but early indications are the GOP will have a hard time replacing that statute with any sweeping changes
North Korea threatened to launch a nuclear strike "at the heart of the U.S." if it sees signs that Washington is trying to remove Kim Jong Un as the country's leader. The warning follows comments from CIA Director Mike Pompeo
Coca-Cola is dropping Coke Zero and adding a different diet option. The soda company announced that it will start selling Coke Zero Sugar in August. The new drink option will feature an updated look and a new taste
The House has decisively approved legislation that hits Russia with additional sanctions. Lawmakers voted 419-3 to pass the bill, which prevents President Trump from waiving the sanctions against Russia without first securing permission from Congress
The Justice Department escalated its promised crackdown on so-called sanctuary cities, saying it will no longer award grant money to cities unless they give immigration authorities access to jails and provide advance notice when someone in the country illegally is about to be released
Some fans were disappointed when they tuned in for Phelps’ race against a Great White Shark on Sunday to see he wasn’t actually swimming with the king of the ocean. The former Olympian says people should be better listeners
The most senior Vatican official ever charged in the Catholic Church sex abuse crisis made his first court appearance in Australia in a scandal that has stunned the Holy See and threatened to tarnish the pope's image as a crusader against abusive clergy
President Donald Trump's former campaign chairman met with Senate investigators, providing his recollection of a Trump Tower meeting with a Russian lawyer and agreeing to turn over contemporaneous notes of the gathering last year
The tractor-trailer was pitch-black inside, crammed with maybe 90 immigrants or more, and already hot when it left the Texas border town of Laredo for the 150-mile trip north to San Antonio
Two rival Libyan leaders committed themselves to a cease-fire, working toward presidential and parliamentary elections and finding a roadmap to secure lawless Libya against terrorism and trafficking of all kinds, after talks conducted in France and meetings with French President Emmanuel Macron
Barbara Sinatra, the fourth wife of legendary singer Frank Sinatra and a prominent advocate and philanthropist for abused children, has died at 90. John Thoresen, director of the Barbara Sinatra Children's Center, says she died Tuesday of natural causes
The Asian superpower is pushing the boundaries of green tech, whether wind, solar or hydropower
