Arizona will take down a makeshift wall at the Mexico border, settling a lawsuit and political tussle with the U.S. government.

Depending on how many years you keep it, a fake, plastic Christmas tree may be better for the environment than a new, live tree.

Meteorologists are tracking the storm and predict that its effects will begin to be widely felt by Wednesday night and quickly intensify over the next few days

Biden made the comments during Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's historic visit to the White House.

Some 3.6 million borrowers could be affected by an Education Department program related to student loan forbearance and income-driven repayment. Here's what to know.

The House vote marks first time that a presidential candidate forcibly had tax information released by Congress

In first known trip abroad since the war began, Ukraine's President will meet with Biden and address Congress in Washington on Wednesday.

"My power’s really low... I’ll be signing off here soon,” NASA tweeted from the InSight probe, which landed on Mars four years ago.

The ban represents the latest curtailing of women’s rights in Afghanistan since the extremist group returned to power after the U.S. military withdrawal last year.

These grassroots groups are playing a pivotal role in keeping abortion accessible.