Natalie Ortiz — News & World Editor 
Federal judge Ana Reyes announced on Saturday that an inquiry into whether government lawyers misled her over the East Potomac Golf Links redevelopment will proceed.
The United States has lost its measles elimination status after 26 years, forfeiting a distinction held since 2000 as surging outbreaks pushed case counts to their highest level in over three decades.
At least a dozen generals and senior officers arrested in a 15-month purge, as the army chief threatens the vice presidency and fuels succession fever.
SpaceX launched the 15th test flight of its massive Starship rocket on Friday attempting an unprecedented double-catch maneuver to test full reusability.
Staff at the Lekedi Foundation sanctuary in Gabon are trying to find a social partner for Jojo, an adult male gorilla named Jojo, who has spent most of his existence alone after poachers murdered his family during his infancy.
SpaceX sent the first-stage rocket to the Gulf of Mexico after an automatic abort during a planned booster catch on Friday.
California faces waves reaching up to 50 feet as a series of Pacific storms brings the season’s first round of rain, mountain snow, and high winds starting Friday.
China deployed more than 100 naval and coast guard vessels across the western Pacific in early November in unannounced drills that senior officials in Taipei call a campaign of silent intimidation.
Democratic candidate Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins crossed the 50 percent threshold in Alaska’s gubernatorial race on Thursday pulling ahead of three Republican competitors with 50.2 percent of the total vote.
More than 130,000 Outlook problem reports surfaced on Downdetector shortly after 1 p.m. ET on Thursday, Nov.