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A husband and wife have been charged with running a lucrative sex tourism business that set up clients with prostitutes in the Dominican Republic, Manhattan prosecutors said Thursday. Jennifer Cotten,...

She wrote an open letter saying she "panicked."

WASHINGTON/LOS ANGELES

Michigan House at standstill over expelling 2 lawmakers embroiled in affair cover-up scandal

Just days after a New Hampshire poll showed Hillary Clinton slipping further behind Bernie Sanders in the vital early primary state, a fresh survey shows the Vermont senator narrowly edging ahead of her in Iowa as well.

Israel strongly objected to the proposal

WASHINGTON -- Donald Trump claimed Thursday that he was only talking about rival Carly Fiorina's "persona" when he said she couldn't get elected president because of "that face." Trump was...

The image was met with awe on social media

LOS ANGELES

UN chief says he will repatriate peacekeepers over sexual abuse or lack of investigations

The vice president said he's not sure of he's "110% percent" ready for 2016

As the military crackdown on Kurdish militants in a southern Turkish town continues, a Kurdish group called Thursday for total resistance against Turkish forces.

A man accused of stabbing Mark Lippert, the U.S. ambassador to South Korea, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison, the Seoul Central District Court said Friday.

UN approves resolution setting out principles to restructure national debts

Officials: 7 injured, 1 critically, after explosion at Taser International plant in Arizona

Every single parliamentary seat will be contested -- for a change

Hillary Clinton's lead in the race for the Democratic nomination has fallen to just 10 points, and at the same time, her advantage in hypothetical general election matchups against the top Republican contenders has vanis...

BALTIMORE -- Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said Friday that she will not seek re-election in 2016, saying she wants to focus instead on governing the city after the unrest that...

The fastest way to make money is to solve a problem

The Latest: Deadlocked jury resumes deliberations in federal trial of Alabama police officer

If you've read reports of a U.S. crime wave this year and wondered how many cities it was really affecting, you're not alone. We've spent the last week trying to answer that question and have compiled 2015 homicide data ...

Human Rights Watch reports there in insufficient space, food, and medical care.