Christopher Kinnison, who owns a one-man law firm in the central Louisiana, is "tired of losing.”. His clients are among the thousands of people who had been detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement after President Trump took office.

Missouri’s Sam Horn wants to play both football and baseball for as long as possible. The business of modern college sports is making that easier.

San Diego Bishop Michael Pham, the first U.S. bishop picked by Pope Leo, is part of a new wave of clerical leaders speaking out about migrants’ rights.

Analysis by Karen Tumulty: While President Trump has moved away from some of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s positions, there has been little tangible progress in ending the war in Ukraine.

Elvira and Kyrylo lost parents during Russia’s war on Ukraine. While coping with their trauma, they learned how to be kids again.

Faced with a prison overcrowding issue, Britain’s Justice Ministry said that judges in England and Wales will be able to hand down alternative punishments for some convicted criminals, such as bans from going to the pub and attending soccer matches.

Vice President JD Vance said he still believes the administration can broker peace between Ukraine and Russia, despite the seeming lack of progress since President Trump met with Russian President Vladimir Putin this month in Alaska.

President Trump’s new chief design officer Joe Gebbia, an Elon Musk ally who also worked for DOGE, says he wants to overhaul the interface of government websites to make them more beautiful and less complicated to use — like a visit to the Apple Store.

Finger claps have quietly taken over a swath of pop culture in the past year. As more people embrace it, the queer ballroom scene is clapping back at those unaware of its origin and meaning.

Emma Maria Mazzenga, 92, is an elite sprinter. She holds four world records for women over 90. Scientists in Italy and the U.S. are now studying Mazzenga’s muscles, nerves and even her mitochondria to better understand how she’s able to keep running.

President Trump threatened to send troops to Baltimore and called the city “out of control” in a Truth Social post responding to Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s (D) invitation to join city officials to walk the streets and discuss public safety in September.

An analysis of U.S. weather data shared with The Post shows which places are experiencing notably longer summer seasons than they were three decades ago. Check here to see how much longer summer is in your town:

The Trump administration’s decision to eliminate billions of dollars in research funding to Harvard and elsewhere, could disrupt the science pipeline and threaten experiments targeting cancer, autism, quantum physics, military robotics and more.

Exclusive: The Pentagon has been planning a military deployment to Chicago as President Donald Trump says he wants to crack down on crime, homelessness and undocumented immigration, in a model that could later be used in other major cities.

Since President Trump declared a crime emergency in D.C., ordered a federal takeover of the police force and sent in the National Guard, videos coming from the White House and the public offer split-screen narratives about what is happening in the city.

Busy parents are turning to AI-powered apps to manage the logistics of family life. Using technology to manage the mental load can be tempting. But it’s not a cure-all, experts say.

President Trump is signaling that he would step back for now from efforts to reach a Ukraine peace deal. “I’m not happy about anything about that war. Nothing. Not happy at all,” Trump told reporters Friday.

As part of a $600 million slash to teacher-training grants, the Education Department took a $21 million award North Carolina had planned to use to provide bonuses and training officials hoped would lure and retain teachers.

Republican state lawmakers early Saturday approved an unusual mid-decade redraw of the U.S. House districts in Texas, adding five red seats on a new map that President Trump advocated. Democrats have repeatedly promised to “fight fire with fire.”

Around the world, streetlights, store signs and skyscrapers are pouring artificial light into the night, and all that extra illumination is prompting birds to chirp for nearly an extra hour a day on average, according to experts.

Vertical streaming apps are beating Netflix, Hulu and Paramount+ in user growth by peddling series like “Secret Surrogate to the Mafia King” and “Pregnant by My Ex’s Professor Dad” to audiences in the hundreds of millions.