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The State Department's failure to comply with the subpoena comes amid an increasingly high-stakes standoff between the executive branch and Congress.       

An Air Force colonel pleaded guilty in Virginia federal court on Friday to receiving and attempting to receive child pornography, the Justice Department announced. Mark Visconi, 48, of Fairfax, Virginia, downloaded child...

The official, a member of the intelligence community, was interviewed by the inspector general to corroborate the original whistle-blower's account.

Clashes between police and protesters killed five people in Baghdad on Saturday in a resumption of anti-government unrest, as security forces deployed in their hundreds to keep demonstrations away from central squares in...

Abortion rights, and protections for young immigrants and LGBT people are at the top of the Supreme Court agenda in an election-year term that offers its more conservative majority ample opportunity to flex its muscle

"So you write propaganda, right?"

Multi-platform series on non-violent offenders who are in for life despite the First Step Act.       

Ecuadorean transport unions agreed on Friday to suspend protests against President Lenin Moreno's scrapping of fuel-subsidies, a union spokesman said, after two days of unrest that halted transport nation-wide and result...

The administration in Kyiv felt it had to accede to White House wishes, including promising investigations into the Bidens and 2016 election interference, in order to secure a summit.

The second official has more direct knowledge of the events described in the first complaint.

The discovery of the last ship that brought Africans to the United States as slaves may offer a test case for reparations

Four homeless men were found beaten to death in New York City early Saturday morning, police say. A fifth is in critical condition       

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called the Ukraine inquiry a 'silly gotcha game' on Saturday.

Mass transit service in the city was suspended​ after protesters set fires at train station entrances and smashed ticketing facilities.

The legislation would create financial penalties for colleges that fail to report.

Thirty-one people were injured, three of them seriously, in overnight unrest

When the journalist said he's a journalist, the agent allegedly responded, "so you write propaganda, right?"

Iran has not drawn back to a less threatening military posture in the region following the Sept. 14 attack on Saudi Arabia, the top U.S. admiral in the Middle East told Reuters, suggesting persistent concern despite a lu...

Two people were killed when their car slammed into a concrete wall underneath subway tracks in the Bronx Friday evening, police said. A 23-year-old man was driving a 2005 Nissan sedan southbound on Whitlock Avenue when h...

Immigrants will now be required to show they can afford health care before being granted visas

Attorneys general representing nearly half the states and lawyers for more than 500 local governments on Friday blasted the terms of Purdue Pharma's offer to settle thousands of lawsuits over the nation's opioid crisis i...

Another official with more information on the White House's Ukraine plans is thinking about filing a whistleblower complaint, The New York Times reports.