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An eight-minute U.S. raid snatched Venezuela’s president and handed American oil giants the keys to the world’s largest crude reserves.
Congress released a $1.66 trillion spending compromise early Tuesday, averting a partial government shutdown set to begin Friday night.
Inside the Oval Office debate over Venezuela sanctions that could upend oil markets and decide what 30 million Venezuelans eat for dinner.
Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss, Anne Frank’s stepsister and tireless educator, has died at 96, leaving a legacy of resilience and remembrance.
The Pentagon plans to dock Sen. Mark Kelly’s full Navy pension, accusing the ex-captain of "seditious" speech in a viral clip.
TCL’s 7-inch E-Ink hybrid promises three-week battery life and 5G calling for €399, aiming at note-takers and bedtime readers tired of blue-light glare.
A 27-year-old Columbus man is in custody after allegedly causing $18,000 in damage to Vice President JD Vance’s Ohio residence while the family was away.
Mercedes gives journalists a white-knuckle ride on a public autobahn to prove its Level-3 driver-assist tech is ready for the real world.
A U.S. military strike on Venezuela has shuttered Caribbean airspace, stranding 40,000 travelers and turning paradise airports into overnight refugee camps.
Chick-fil-A is plowing unprecedented ad dollars into streaming, social and sports to win back diners as restaurant traffic stalls nationwide.