George Wendt, the comedian and actor known for his beloved role as Norm on "Cheers," has died.

Two men, who are originally from Myanmar and Vietnam and were being held in U.S. immigration custody, were reportedly deported to war-torn South Sudan.

Here's what the latest research says.

Sen. Josh Hawley begged Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to help approve FEMA aid for Missouri, after deadly tornadoes struck the state.

Walmart is the latest U.S. retailer to warn of impending price increases due to the cost of Trump's tariffs, drawing ire from the Republican leader.

"Some of the leaders on the call were shocked."

A maintenance worker at a New Orleans jail where 10 inmates escaped has been arrested and accused of helping facilitate the breakout, officials said Tuesday.

Toyota Motor will offer the 2026 RAV4 only as a hybrid or plug-in hybrid, eliminating a traditional gas engine in the vehicle.

Up to a dozen people from several countries may have been deported to Africa, immigration rights lawyers told a judge.

The FDA said Tuesday annual COVID shots will still be regularly approved for seniors and younger people with increased health risks from the virus.

Brazilian journalist Maria Martha Bruno shares the intimidation she faced at the airport in Houston, Texas, where she writes that she was targeted as a non-white woman traveling alone from Colombia.

In this semiautonomous region, where many see themselves as Kashmiris first, frustration with Pakistan is overshadowed now by fears of further Indian strikes.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem wasn't able to define "habeas corpus," a basic constitutional right, during a Senate hearing on Tuesday.

Immigration lawyers said they've been informed the U.S. may have deported migrants from Southeast Asian countries to South Sudan.

The Cato Institute published the most comprehensive review to date of how the roughly 240 Venezuelans expelled to El Salvador came to the United States.

Several of Israel's key allies promised to take concrete action should Israel not halt its offensive and allow humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.

"What goes around comes around," Schumer said.

In the 1920s and ’30s, Germans failed to heed the warnings of a feisty little newspaper called the Münchener Post.