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Organizers say it costs about $125,000 to get one of these honor flights off the ground.
A band of sisters. 166 female veterans joined the largest all-women honor flight in history.
The Pentagon confirms in a statement Secretary Hegseth has accepted the Boeing 747, originally owned by Qatar.
President Donald Trump confronts South African President Cyril Ramaphosa over unfounded claims about genocide and Afrikaners, white South Africans.
President Donald Trump tries to blame Democrats as support for this "big, beautiful bill" faces tough questions on Capitol Hill.
Sunday, former President Joe Biden announced he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, with metastasis to his bones.
EPA declares samples now show the water for Flint, Michigan is safe to drink more than a decade after an emergency was declared.
President Donald Trump signed legislation on Monday that criminalizes the nonconsensual sharing of sexually explicit images.
Following phone calls with the leaders of Ukraine & Russia, President Trump promises ceasefire talks will begin "immediately."
A group of House Republicans are working to pass the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA). The legislation would create tax credits for groups funding scholarships at non-profit schools.
More than 250 quilts blanketed the National Mall in Washington Saturday celebrating trans resilience and joy.
Supreme Court sends case concerning the Alien Enemies Act and deportations back to the Fifth Circuit.
A key vote to advance President Donald Trump’s tax legislation failing on Capitol Hill Friday.
President Donald Trump thinks maybe there's a deal to be done with Iran on nuclear proliferation.
The Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday concerning President Trump’s bid to end birthright citizenship by an executive order.
The Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday concerning President Trump’s bid to end birthright citizenship by an executive order.
The U.S. Supreme Court issued a rare unanimous ruling in Barnes versus Felix. Barnes versus Felix concerned the use of excessive force during a traffic stop.
The nation's court expected to rule initially on procedural issues, then later on the constitutional questions raised by President Trump's executive order targeting "birthright citizenship."
When a product turns out to be dangerous, or even deadly, it’s recalled by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
It’s a watchdog group that’s now being dismantled by DOGE.