Tiger Woods entered a plea to a reduced charge of reckless driving to resolve the case stemming from his car crash in Florida, avoiding jail and losing his driver's license for five years.

Coverage of the Pentagon under Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth describes friction inside the Army over leadership changes, training decisions and the secretary's public conduct.

As data centers spread across the country, they have become a source of public frustration and a political challenge for Republicans caught between constituents who oppose the projects and a president who champions them.

Congress cleared a short-term funding bill that keeps the federal government open into December, setting aside the threat of a shutdown weeks before the midterm elections.

A judge has ruled that Tyler Robinson must stand trial in the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, finding after a preliminary hearing that prosecutors presented enough evidence to move the case forward. Robinson has pleaded not guilty.