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Two people have been arrested after a shooting at a Quebec City mosque on Sunday, said a police spokesman who confirmed there were deaths and injuries but declined to give a number. A Reuters eyewitness saw heavily armed...

It took little more than a week in office for President Donald Trump to thrust the nation to the brink of a constitutional crisis. Late Friday, the new chief executive issued an executive order forbidding millions of ref...

Facing mounting fury by foreigners angry at the U.S. and eager to take out their ire on American companies, Starbucks has issued a pledge to hire 10,000 refugees around the world over the next five years, and released a ...

They say timing is everything … President Trump on Sunday hosted a kid-friendly White House movie screening about a family struggling to reunite as thousands of protesters massed outside Sunday to call for an end to hi...

Germany's defense ministry is investigating claims of abuse at an army training base after reports that male and female soldiers were subjected to demeaning rituals and sexual harassment. Jens Flosdorff, …

President Trump, pivoting from nationwide protests over his immigration ban, said he will announce his selection to the Supreme Court Tuesday night. “I have made my decision on who I will nominate for The United States...

A former Warsaw town hall official, his parents and a lawyer are among five people taken into custody over irregularities in real estate restitution, Poland's chief prosecutor's office said Monday. …

WASHINGTON ― A little less than a mile down Massachusetts Avenue from the vice president’s residence, on the strip known as Embassy Row, is the Islamic Center of Washington, D.C. The mosque was dedicated by President...

Secretary John Kelly said he deems the entry of lawful permanent residents into the U.S. in "the national interest"

Miss Haiti, a survivor of the devastating 2010 earthquake that destroyed her hometown, was named first runner up

With little consultation or regard for basic governance, the White House forged ahead on a campaign promise that the president made to his most fervent supporters.

A suspect in the Brussels airport attack dubbed the "man in the hat" has been handed over to France to be questioned about the Paris atrocities.

NEWARK, Ohio -- Police in central Ohio have helped a teenage leukemia patient cross off a bucket-list item that was seriously shocking: She wanted to use a stun gun on someone. Sixteen-year-old Alyssa Elkins got to do th...

President Trump is expected to announce his Supreme Court nominee Tuesday, nearly a year after Justice Antonin Scalia died. He isn't the first president to nominate someone to fill Scalia's seat — President Barack Obam...

The White House is pointing to huge weekend protests across the country as a sign President Trump's travel ban is "hugely successful," according to Stephen Miller, senior adviser to the president for policy. "Anytime you...

A former Bush administration State Department counselor is sounding the alarm about President Donald Trump: "It will not get better," writes Eliot A. Cohen at The Atlantic. "It will get worse, as power intoxicates Trump ...

Lawyers set up make-shift offices in airport terminals around the country to help detained men, women and children while attorneys general of more than a dozen states condemned the order.

A British parliamentary committee is launching an inquiry into the spreading "fake news" phenomenon. The Culture, Media and Sport Committee probe begins Monday. It will study "the widespread dissemination, through …

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine police chief has stopped the use of the national police force in anti-drug operations and disbanded all police anti-narcotics units after the brutal crackdown was used as a cover by...

Conway described Trump's accomplishments so far as "breathtaking."

President Donald Trump is the fastest U.S. president to ever reach majority disapproval ratings since Gallup began keeping track, The Los Angeles Times reports. Trump is approved by 45 percent of the country, with 48 per...

A businessman who was once one of the world's richest people returned to Brazil on Monday to face corruption charges and was taken into police custody. Federal police said Eike …