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What happens when a generation gives up on ever owning a home? New research explores the potential consequences, and what to do about it.

A father and son in Maine have created a deer feeding station in their backyard, attracting thousands of YouTube viewers with their live streams.

Rep. Joyce Beatty argued that without an act of Congress, the Kennedy Center’s board does not have the power to add the sitting president’s name to the institution.

Traditionally a night for celebration, the Christmas Eve holiday takes on a pall amid expanded immigration enforcement.

Thousands of internal ICE messages show how its public affairs team has coordinated with the White House to satisfy Trump administration demands for viral arrest videos

The Mexican navy said the plane, which was carrying four military personnel and four civilians, was conducting a medical transport in coordination with a nonprofit.

The government will probe whether Brown complied with the Clery Act, which requires universities to report crime statistics and disclose safety procedures.

The bipartisan review of the collision near Reagan National Airport reflects a concern with the military’s tendency to fly aircraft in congested areas without transmitting their location data.

Ms. Soskin worked as a file clerk in a segregated union during World War II. Decades later, she shared that story as the oldest full-time park ranger.

Men who began portraying Santa, and joined an online Santa school, say it has helped them become kinder and find joy after their own tough times.