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A jury on Wednesday acquitted of first-degree manslaughter a white Oklahoma police officer who says she fired out of fear last year when she killed an unarmed black man. Jurors deliberated for just over nine hours before...

Top military commanders announced they were sending 2,000 national guardsmen and 600 troopers to quell the violence

White House Counsel Don McGahn delivered the news to the president.

The appointment of Mr. Mueller follows days of chaos that have engulfed the White House since President Trump's abrupt firing last week of the F.B.I. director, James B. Comey.

If you've been starting to anticipate your phone or TV buzzing in with a big news alert about the Trump administration sometime around dinner time, the Trump White House is probably right there with you. President Trump ...

Canada's government decided Wednesday to create legislation to expand the country's international sanctions law to target gross human rights violators, Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told Parliament. A Parliament com...

Team Trump is planning to send Congress a final letter Thursday notifying lawmakers of its plan to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement, according to a report. After the letter is sent, a 90-day consultati...

Emboldened by Trump, immigration authorities have arrested immigrants without criminal records at massive rate.

In this week's episode of "Scheer Intelligence" Robert Scheer interviews Ray McGovern, a former CIA analyst. McGovern spent 27 years with the CIA, beginning in President Kennedy's era and ending in George H. W. Bush's ad...

Hundreds of people gathered in the city calling for the impeachment of President Michel Temer.

The bill would've repealed Cold War-era laws that made belonging to the Communist Party a fireable offense for public employees

Hot Pockets can get people heated. An Atlanta man was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday for a fatal shooting following a fight over the snack, according to news station WAGA. Prosecutors said Nathaniel Mathis had asked...

The princess is marrying a commoner she met at a study-abroad event in Tokyo

On the morning of Friday, July 20, 1787, delegates to the Constitutional Convention, in Philadelphia, addressed the question of whether or not a President could be impeached while in office. A king might be beheaded, a P...

U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price is making his first trip overseas to Liberia, the West African country where Ebola killed more than 4,800 people. Price on Thursday …

Experts predict 234 million passengers will travel on U.S. airlines this summer.

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright doesn't expect much from President Trump's first trip abroad since taking office, she said on CNN on Thursday, but silence on Twitter would be a win. "He has to keep his mind ...

A Las Vegas police officer involved in a deadly foot chase over the weekend used a stun gun seven times and held a man in a choke before he lost consciousness.

President Trump and Colombia’s President Juan Manuel Santos are meeting Thursday to talk about strengthening the relationship between the two countries. Their agenda, according to the White House, includes discussions ...

Omar, who is competing for the Guinness World Record, has four paws to match every foot of his impressive size.

NATO considers new troops to break stalemate in Afghanistan        

David Harris claimed he was researching a thriller novel when he tried to hire men to kill his partner.