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An American college student who had been missing in Japan has been found dead after a dayslong search. His parents expressed their profound grief in a social media statement.

The second case was found in a month-old calf 5.6 miles away from where the first case was detected, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

A National Park Service ranger tragically fell to her death while on a climbing patrol on Mount McKinley, the tallest mountain in North America. The incident highlights the dangers faced by park rangers in extreme environments.

Several FBI analysts tied to the creation of a 2023 memo warning of a potential threat from Catholic “violent extremists” were told Friday that they were being fired

President Trump has granted a pardon to Stephen Buyer, a former Republican congressman who was imprisoned for illegal stock trading. Buyer served nearly two years in prison before receiving the pardon.

A poignant event at Navy Yard, organized by The T.R.I.G.G.E.R. Project, paid tribute to victims of gun violence, sharing stories of loss and hope. The gathering aimed to raise awareness about the impact of gun violence in the community.

The US military has shot down Iranian missiles aimed at Gulf allies, marking a significant escalation in regional tensions. Kuwait's foreign ministry condemned the attacks as a serious violation of its sovereignty.

A man from Charles County has been charged with federal offenses after attacking TSA officers and a bystander along with his children at Baltimore/Washington International Airport. The incident raises concerns about safety in transportation hubs.

A TikTok video featuring an 85-year-old movie theater employee has led to a remarkable fundraising campaign, raising $146,000 to help her retire. The initiative was started by a young moviegoer who was inspired by her dedication to her job.

Ellie May Sennett, an 11-year-old from Purcellville, will take the stage at the Tony Awards this Sunday alongside her 'Ragtime' castmates. This performance marks a significant achievement for the young talent.

Authorities have completed their investigation into the death of legendary pro wrestler Hulk Hogan, determining it was an attended natural death. This conclusion brings closure to fans and the wrestling community.

The show's stars revealed the animated video game adaptation had dropped at Summer Game Fest, catching fans completely off guard.

"I Knew It, I Knew You," a return to an earlier era for the music superstar, was released at midnight Friday.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit by the Trump Kennedy Center against jazz musician Chuck Redd, ruling it as a SLAPP case after his objection to a venue name change.

A machine leak may have contaminated the capsules with coolant.

The Supreme Court ruling clarified a limitation for generic drug manufacturers, which could lead to greater accessibility for patients, experts say.

An Uber driver in Sedona, Arizona, saved a woman in her 90s from a scam involving a fake bank representative. Recognizing the signs of fraud, he intervened just in time, ensuring her safety and prompting a warning from local authorities about similar scams.

Two employees of Fairfax County Public Schools face charges for theft, including embezzlement of over $40,000 and grand larceny. The incidents involve a finance technician at Hayfield Secondary School and a facilities employee at Chantilly High School.

Christine's family is speaking for the first time since she and a stranger were murdered by her husband, Brendan Banfield.

Montgomery County Councilmember Laurie-Anne Sayles attended conferences in Hawaii while budget deliberations were ongoing, raising questions about her priorities. Although she participated virtually in meetings, the timing of her trip has sparked public outcry.