The order creates a new NIH division and task force targeting endometriosis, heart disease and Alzheimer's, though no funding figure was released.

The Supreme Court could not resolve the appeal in the coming term, leaving a Louisiana ruling standing and Baton Rouge songwriter Cyril Vetter in control of his 1966 garage-rock classic.

Elon Musk says he'll gift $10.5 billion in SpaceX stock to 73 million kids, though the mechanics of the pledge remain unclear.

A Washington Post photojournalist was hurt as settlers attacked olive harvesters, prompting a US demand for action.

A two-week, eight-state journey launched from a historic DC church aims to complete by bus the route the 1961 Freedom Riders did not finish by bus.

Rep. Eugene Vindman says the plan to broadcast Nidal Hasan's execution was something terrorists and authoritarian regimes do.

Tina Peters, whose state conviction Trump’s pardon did not erase, is now urging Commerce Department action on election equipment as nursing home voting rules tighten nationwide.

The Melania Trump matchmaker turned diplomat says he is heading back to business after a bitter email feud went public.

A Rocket subsidiary's gift came three weeks after regulators cleared its $9.4 billion Mr. Cooper takeover, records show.

Washington is pushing IMF members in Bangkok to adopt Trump's preferred term, risking a split statement if allies balk.

Konstantin Sokolov controls Armenia's top mobile carrier and a copper mine once owned by a sanctioned Russian bank — now he oversees U.S. investment there.

The Monroe County plant sits half a mile from a Google data center, but Oglethorpe insists the power isn't earmarked for tech giants.

Robin Ficker abandoned his federal challenge after a judge wouldn't block Gaithersburg's sign rules before the November election.