It was probably inevitable that the media would eventually make the family separation furor about Ivanka Trump.

At exactly 6:07 a.m. EDT Thursday, the noonday sun‘s daily march northward will suddenly halt and reverse direction, an astronomical phenomenon traceable to the tilt of Earth‘s axis.

A Florida woman who supposedly couldn‘t let her adult son have the last word in an argument over her cellphone was arrested Saturday after allegedly firing a gun at him while he rode away on a bicycle.

One of the socialist protesters who accosted Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen on Tuesday at a Mexican restaurant has been exposed as a Department of Justice employee.

The House of Representatives is barreling toward votes on two major Trump-backed immigration proposals Thursday, but both bills appeared to have little chance of passage as tensions between feuding GOP factions boiled over this week.

Search and rescue operations in America‘s national parks cost taxpayers more than 3 million last year, with the Grand Canyon in Arizona and Yosemite in California leading the way for most reported incidents, according to National Park Service statistics.

On their current Mideast tour, senior Trump administration officials are getting a close-up view of some of the towering obstacles to their yet-to-be-released blueprint for an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal.

Daniel Ricciardo drove go-karts while growing up in Australia and found himself drawn to stock car racing and the big personalities behind the wheels.

Two pale, malnourished girls are photographed shackled to bunk beds.

Authorities in Washington state are searching for a suspect who cut out the tongue of an adult female horse named Annie earlier this week.

A Pennsylvania state lawmaker posted a mocking ‘welcome‘ to Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday, accompanied by a stiff middle-finger salute.

Hundreds of family members waiting in desperation at a small port on Indonesia‘s Lake Toba for news of missing relatives performed mass prayers Thursday as the search for more than 190 people unaccounted for after a ferry sinking continued for a fourth day.

A Hawaii state lawmaker who‘s running for Congress was fined more than 15,000 on Wednesday for several campaign finance violations, authorities said.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to meet South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Friday to discuss the recent denuclearization efforts in the Korean Peninsula amid the Kremlin‘s diplomatic offensive during soccer‘s World Cup.

Kirstjen Nielsen has one hard-earned presidential signing pen.

A California man who had been missing for several weeks was arrested Monday after jumping a security barrier at the White House.

It‘s been said that there‘s no crying in baseball. But you can probably cry "Ouch!" if you‘ve been hit in the face by a flying hot dog.

Minutes after a plane carrying 113 people crashed on takeoff from Havana airport, Cuban state media filled with minute-by-minute updates, cellphone video from the accident and an interview from the scene with newly named President Miguel Diaz-Canel.

When President Donald Trump appointed Atlanta lawyer Christopher Wray to succeed James Comey as the director of the FBI, my initial reaction was not positive.

Protests erupted outside of the East Pittsburgh Police stationover a 17-year-old boy fatally shot by a police officer late Tuesdayas he fled a traffic stop related to a separate shooting.

The Trump administration will propose merging the Labor Department with the Education Department as part of a larger effort to reorganize the federal government, The Wall Street Journal reported late Wednesday.

California authorities on Wednesday said seven people had been arrested and several items, including 46 pounds of methamphetamine and 10,000, were seized following a drug operation that lasted eight months.

The search for a missing man in Alaska ended Wednesday when he was found dead in the woods, likely because of a bear attack, police said.

A current senior staff editor at The New York Times made light of the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia in a series of tasteless tweets, The Daily Caller reported Thursday.