You saw me carrying our baby and food. There was more happening in our family that night.

For years, I followed the case of Fred Steese, who spent 21 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit. When he died in August, it felt like the universe had dealt him yet another injustice.

U.S. service members have long faced strict limits on abortions, even when used to resolve miscarriages. Under federal law, the military will only pay for abortions in cases of rape, incest or to save...

Magnet Forensics Inc., a Canadian cybersecurity firm, accused a former contractor of sharing trade secrets about a previously unknown flaw used to hack iPhones with a rival firm.

Drowning is not the violent, splashing call for help that most people expect.

Holland, who once compared a Black child to a dog, has had a career mired in controversy. That hasn’t stopped him from becoming the de facto frontrunner of his judicial race.

The work visa is often associated with Silicon Valley, but the fee increase will hurt rural America most.

This week, MPs will vote on the second reading of the Courts and Tribunals Bill. Don’t let the anodyne name fool you – this is one of the most revolutionary pieces of legislation in our…

Musk in 2013:  “I am hesitant to foist being public on SpaceX, especially given the long term nature of our mission.”

The Pentagon’s “threats do not change our position,” Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei wrote.

Remember Emil Michael?

The US wants to manufacture chips again — but there’s a dark, overlooked history.

Governments are now at the mercy of unseen investors

Is this what the pro-life movement intended?

To secure U.S. access to President Nayib Bukele’s notorious CECOT prison, Rubio agreed to turn over several MS-13 leaders central to a long-running Justice Department investigation.

Vast battery units are shoring up grids and extending the use of clean power

The more weather observations meteorologists can rely on, the more precise their forecasts will be. Here's what goes into an accurate forecast.

Security Service continued to provide misleading evidence even after its lie was exposed, BBC can reveal.

The number of U.S. students in China has plummeted, but those who are there now say it’s more important than ever for Americans to understand the country.

An unlikely alliance is supporting a new bipartisan bill in Congress.

Exclusive: Former British PM urges police to reopen inquiry – and claims media executive Will Lewis attempted to incriminate him

European Commission officials heading to IMF and World Bank spring meetings advised to travel with basic devices

The administration won a narrow procedural victory, but it took a substantial constitutional loss.

As ex-prisoners sue over claims that high levels of radon gas have led to serious illnesses, taxpayers continue to foot the rental bill

Backbench groups revive controversial issue to tackle threat of Reform and crack down on illegal migration

Internal investigation cleared the national security adviser Mike Waltz, but the mistake was months in the making

Scrutiny of business ventures has led to allegations of conflicts of interest

A long-discredited researcher and vaccine skeptic will conduct a government study on whether vaccines cause autism.

National Crime Agency says such groups are fuelling crimes including fraud, violence and child sexual abuse

The encrypted chat app beloved by Elon Musk and foreign dissidents has been embraced by federal government workers, DOGE and military planners.

U.S. national-security leaders included me in a group chat about upcoming military strikes in Yemen. I didn’t think it could be real. Then the bombs started falling.

An ambitious plan aims to double the size of the city and make it a hub for growth and innovation. But will its infrastructure cope?

Despite winning a landmark legal battle, academic Alice Jolly believes it won’t benefit others

Total shows scale of dishonesty in undercover operations over more than three decades