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The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that federal courts must defer to immigration judges' decisions on asylum claims, handing a win to the Trump administration's efforts to crack down on illegal immigration.

Colorectal cancer is now the leading cause of cancer death in adults under 50, with rates rising fastest among those aged 20 to 49 years old and 45% of new cases occurring in those 65 and younger, a significant increase from 27% in 1995.

A U.S. submarine sank an Iranian warship in international waters in the Indian Ocean, killing most of the 180 people on board, according to War Secretary Pete Hegseth.

Progressive firebrand Jasmine Crockett, a second-term congresswoman, suffered an "embarrassing" defeat to lesser-known Democrat James Talarico in the Texas Senate primary, with Crockett conceding the race and urging Democratic unity to win the general election.

The Senate rejected a resolution that would have limited President Trump's military actions in Iran, with Senate Republicans closing ranks to support the administration's operation against Iran's missile network.

Lainey Wilson shared that being an American "means being free" and that "freedom is a good feeling." She also revealed the advice country singer Keith Urban gave her about not complaining when working hard, as well as the guidance she received from Miranda Lambert about the music business.

The White House press secretary stated that the administration is not currently considering sending U.S. troops to the ground in Iran, but the option has not been ruled out. Republican lawmakers have largely supported the joint U.S.-Israel operation against Iran, but some have indicated that they would like to see congressional approval before any decision is made to deploy ground troops.

An Arizona mother of two was mauled to death by three dogs while protecting her 5-year-old son from the attack at her mother's home in Southern California.

Legendary college football coach Lou Holtz, who spent 33 years leading teams including the Notre Dame Fighting Irish, died on Wednesday at the age of 89.

Rep. Jim Jordan accused Minnesota Governor Tim Walz of trying to "hide behind" a non-existent court order to explain why the state resumed payments to Feeding Our Future, a nonprofit at the center of a massive pandemic-era child nutrition fraud scheme.

A federal judge appointed by former President Joe Biden threatened to imprison ICE and Department of Justice officials for alleged "unlawful conduct" during a tense courtroom exchange over the Trump administration's "Operation Metro Surge" crackdown on illegal immigration and fraud in Minnesota.

An Arkansas father accused of killing a man he found with his missing teenage daughter may avoid first-degree murder charges and could use self-defense or "heat-of-passion" legal strategies, according to an expert.

Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., attempted to embarrass Republicans during a Senate hearing on DHS's immigration enforcement, but Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., responded by highlighting Americans killed by illegal immigrants.

Voter anger toward Washington has reached new highs, with majorities disapproving of congressional Democrats and expressing dissatisfaction or anger with the federal government, driven largely by concerns over the economy and high inflation.

Escalating U.S.-Iran tensions reach U.N. Security Council as diplomats exchange sharp words over Middle East conflicts and decades of proxy warfare.

Two-time major winner Jon Rahm accused the DP World Tour of "extorting" players by forcing them to play additional tournaments and pay fines for not getting releases to play on the competing Saudi-backed LIV Golf league.

Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch questioned the Department of Justice's argument that a drug user should be disarmed for life, similar to historical laws against habitual drunkards, noting the drinking habits of the Founding Fathers.

United Airlines has updated its passenger policy to require the use of headphones when listening to audio or video content on flights, and passengers who fail to comply may face removal from the aircraft.