Apple has teamed up with the neurotech firm, developing a brain implant that allows users to operate digital devices by ...

President Donald Trump’s family and close advisers are expanding their business ventures across the Middle East as the administration prepares to announce significant investments from Gulf nations ...

One day after the U.S. and China paused their escalating trade war, Chinese President Xi Jinping hosted leaders from across Latin America and the Caribbean in Beijing. The timing followed a major ...

Inspired by recent headlines, this week’s weapon of the week is the Orion-H10 anti-drone gun from TRD Singapore. If you watched coverage of the pope’s funeral, you probably saw people with equipment ...

President Donald Trump receives a royal welcome in Saudi Arabia as he participates in a state visit. Also, the federal government requests the Supreme Court’s authorization to deport suspected members ...

On May 3, Texas became the latest state to approve a school choice program. It joins more than 30 other states and U.S. territories that have approved similar legislation. But what are these programs, ...

The Dallas Mavericks finally had something go right this season, as the ping pong balls bounced their way in the NBA draft lottery Monday night, May 12. The Mavericks now have the top pick in the ...

The administration said this change will apply primarily to medications covered under Medicare Part B, including drugs administered in doctors’ offices, such as cancer treatments and injectables.

The Mexican government works to deal with a major uptick in U.S. deportation flights as the Trump administration sends migrants across the globe. The increase is part of the administration’s goal to ...

The United States and China agree to slash tariffs for at least the next few days. The major percentage cuts by each side, and what to expect when the stock market opens to start the new week. Also, ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is pushing for cities in his state to ban homeless encampments, which have become a common sight in parks, sidewalks and other public spaces across the Golden State.

The Department of Homeland Security is removing Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Afghan refugees, Secretary Kristi Noem announced Monday. The decision could force more than 9,000 Afghan nationals ...