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Starting in January, the Trump Organization started firing undocumented workers who had made beds and tended the grounds at five Trump golf courses for more than a decade, following reports that the Trumps had a practice...

According to reports, FIFA is considering a proposal to expand the 2022 World Cup tournament in Qatar from 32 to 48 teams, with some games potentially being played in Kuwait and Oman.

House Democrats confronted Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other party leaders on Wednesday, accusing them in a closed-door meeting of rushing a resolution that would indirectly rebuke Rep. Ilhan Omar for her comments about Isr...

It's not the first time President Trump called a CEO the wrong name and social media users didn't waste any time in mocking Trump.        

A Florida jury on Thursday convicted a former police officer for manslaughter and attempted first-degree murder in the fatal 2015 shooting of a black motorist. Nouman Raja, 41, was charged in 2016 after a grand jury foun...

New activities have been detected at a North Korean intercontinental ballistic missiles plant, South Korean media said on Thursday, as U.S. President Donald Trump said he would be very disappointed if Pyongyang rebuilt a...

At a cybersecurity conference in San Francisco, NSA Director Gen. Paul Nakasone acknowledged the agency is contemplating ending its phone bulk data collection program, first made public by former NSA contractor Edward Sn...

Federal prosecutors dropped all charges Wednesday against former Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock, who was indicted in 2016 for misusing government and campaign funds — including to decorate his office with a “Downton Abbe...

The US government created a secret database tracking journalists, activists and social media influencers tied to a caravan of Central American migrants, according to a report published Wednesday. Documents obtained by NB...

The United States has closed gaps with North Korea on a number of issues about denuclearization, but important areas remain to make progress on, a senior State Department official said on Thursday.

A judge in Germany has found a man guilty of poisoning his co-workers' sandwiches with mercury and other substances over several years and sentenced him to life in prison. German …

A USA TODAY analysis of billing data from 7 million births found about one in eight hospitals have complication rates of at least double the norm.        

"I was not aware of that erosion of trust, and as prime minister and head of cabinet, I should have been," the Canadian prime minister said at a news conference.

"I was not aware of that erosion of trust, and as prime minister and head of cabinet, I should have been," the Canadian prime minister said at a news conference.

Ethiopia is appealing for $1.3 billion from the international community to assist 8.3 million displaced due to ethnic conflict as well those vulnerable to climate shocks and disease. "As I …

Blessing Obuson thought Russia's soccer World Cup would be an opportunity to find a job and flew into Moscow from Nigeria last June on a fan ID. Instead, she found herself forced to work as a prostitute.

He is the first officer in the state to be convicted of an on-duty shooting in 30 years

When President Trump called Apple CEO Tim Cook "Tim Apple" on Wednesday, The Daily Show was quick to show it wasn't his first name flub. From assuming Lockheed Martin CEO Marillyn Hewson was named "Marillyn Lockheed" to ...

This Philadelphia couple's "run for the border" turned into a real dash for their safety. Brian Reese, 38, said he and his girlfriend were assaulted by employees at a Taco Bell in Center City after he complained that he ...

From breaking into computers to paying for a megaphone, Russian efforts to undermine the U.S. political system have been spelled out in detail by Special Counsel Robert Mueller, who has described an elaborate campaign of...

The following are key quotes from ECB policymakers in the weeks preceding the March 7 policy meeting.

Maintaining the U.S. unemployment rate at its current low level is likely to bring black and Hispanic jobless rates closer to that of whites, a team of researchers including San Francisco Federal Reserve president Mary D...