US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Thursday demanded that Venezuela release six detained former Citgo executives, five of whom are US citizens, due to risks from the coronavirus.

Last month, U.S. immigration agents arrived at 19-year-old Leonel Echavez’s Dallas home looking for someone else. Despite having a pending immigration hearing, Echavez was taken into

President Donald Trump said Saturday he had taken a coronavirus test, as the White House began protectively checking the temperature of anyone coming into close contact with him or Vice

Officials from the Trump administration are defending their use of a centuries-old wartime law to deport more than 130 Venezuelan migrants, despite a federal judge’s objections and

Forty health care workers were infected with the novel coronavirus by patients at a single Wuhan hospital in January, a new study has found, underscoring the risks to those at the frontlines of

NASA is facing another wave of leadership changes as four senior officials, all closely tied to the agency’s Artemis moon program, prepare to leave. The departures add further uncertainty to

The US said Monday a ban on travelers from China meant to contain the deadly coronavirus outbreak was based on the best science, adding there would be more evacuations of Americans.

Cybersecurity experts have raised alarms about a sophisticated new scam targeting Gmail users worldwide. This AI-powered attack uses deepfake robocalls and deceptive emails to trick victims

Organizers have touted plans to go mostly vegan at this year's Oscars party but celebrities need not fear -- there will still be plenty of caviar, smoked salmon and

Leading U.S. airlines have called on the Department of Transportation (USDOT) to halt a review initiated under the Biden administration that considers requiring carriers to compensate

Hailed by luminaries such as Stephen King and Oprah Winfrey, "American Dirt" was touted as the next "great American novel," bought for a seven-figure advance,

A government watchdog has warned that the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has lost nearly all capacity to monitor $8.2 billion in unspent humanitarian aid.