The world is on a path to get 1.8 degrees Celsius (3.2 Fahrenheit) warmer than it is now, but could trim half a degree of that projected future heating if countries do everything they promise to fight climate change, a United Nations report said Thursday.But it still won't...

Former President Donald Trump's plan to close the Education Department is gaining support among GOP candidates around the country, including some in competitive House and Senate races, the The Washington Post reported.

How Americans view China has worsened significantly in the past two years, according to a poll from the Chicago Council on Global Affairs.

The Independent mayor of Waukesha, Wisconsin, endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris on Thursday, giving the Democrat candidate a bipartisan boost in a battleground state.

Two prominent Democrat lawmakers asked the attorney general on Thursday to appoint a special counsel to investigate whether Jared Kushner was functioning as an unregistered foreign agent for Saudi Arabia, according to a letter from the lawmakers.

Donald Trump on Thursday did not rule out granting a pardon to Hunter Biden if the Republican presidential nominee wins back the White House, saying, "I wouldn't take it off the books."

U.S. — A groundbreaking new study has confirmed what countless scientists had suspected for decades, revealing an astounding 100% of male hikers pretend they are on a quest during the Third Age of Middle-earth.

LOS ANGELES, CA — After being in business for 143 years, The Los Angeles Times is shutting its doors because its entire staff resigned in protest after being asked to publish factual information. Provoked by a new editor-in-chief who thought newspapers were supposed to report facts, several senior reporters banded together to rally everyone to quit their jobs and do literally anything else. "I've wanted to be a reporter for as long as I could remember," said former political correspondent Iago Mendax. "But telling the truth? What does that have to do with reporting?" Several former employees had already accepted jobs at The New York Times and The National Enquirer, where they hoped their efforts to dispel the truth would be appreciated. Others were considering this an early retirement. "I think I'm just going to lie in my free time," said Jezebel Countercross, who formerly worked the crime beat. "I think it will be nice to just spend more time deceiving my friends and family." At publishing time, every single former employee had been sued for libel.

Proposition 36, a California ballot initiative that would make some retail theft and drug crimes felonies, is winning overwhelming on the ballot and is expected to pass easily on November 5. Advertisement…

During the 2020 presidential election, Mark Zuckerberg essentially interfered with the results. He handed out $400 million plus to various local election officials and they often used it to recruit Democrat…