Investigations

Abby Grossberg sued Fox last week, alleging she was coerced into giving misleading testimony about the network's election fraud coverage. She was fired Friday.

Ian Diaz’s conviction could not have come at a more joyous time for Michelle Hadley. It happened on the same day she gave birth to her first child, a baby girl.

In a letter, 36 Democrats and two independents expressed support for the Pentagon's policy of providing paid leave and travel expenses for service members getting abortions.

While the U.S. wants to avoid a wider confrontation, indiscriminate attacks on American troops will be met with force, the president said.

A day after the initial strike, there were two more attacks on coalition bases, officials said Friday.

U.S. District Court Judge Beryl Howell ruled that Trump's former chief of staff and other top aides must testify despite Trump's assertion of executive privilege, sources said.

Lt. Gen. Alexus Grynkewich told NBC News that Russian jets have violated the airspace of At Tanf Garrison roughly 25 times this month, including Wednesday.

An NBC News report on Bayonet Point described an increase in patient safety events, run-down and dirty infrastructure, and cockroaches in an operating room.

The San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank seems to have missed signs that two failed banks, Silvergate and Silicon Valley Bank, weren’t on firm footing.

A 50% jump in active users suggests the app has become even more entrenched in the U.S. over the nearly three years that Washington has grappled with how to rein it in.

Officials are concerned that sharper rhetoric toward China could backfire by pushing President Xi Jinping into a corner where he feels compelled to send lethal aid to Russia.