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"What happened was wrong. And yes, there's a problem. Let's fix it."

Minnesota's Department of Safety and the Anoka County Sheriff's office acknowledged Monday that their troopers and deputies had knifed the tires of several parked, unoccupied vehicles in Minneapolis during protests again...

This year was expected to bring an especially large number to celebrate the founding of the U.N. in 1945

The attorney general's account stood in direct contrast to the version that the president offered last week when he suggested he had merely been looking the place over.

Attorney General William Barr confirmed the US wants Prince Andrew to "provide some evidence” about pedophile pal Jeffrey Epstein — but insisted there are no plans to get him extradited. "I don't think it's a questio...

A Ku Klux Klan leader from Virginia was arrested Sunday for allegedly driving his truck into a crowd of protesters, a report said. Harry Rogers, 36, is accused of revving his engine and motoring through a group of demons...

The North's leadership says it will now treat the South as an "enemy," the latest sign of chilling relations between the two Koreas.

Seattle Seahawks' new signing Carlos Hyde says the NFL should offer Colin Kaepernick a route back to the sport to prove it is serious about change.

Thousands continue to take to the streets in Brooklyn, Manhattan and the Bronx.

Spokesman Andrew Bates said that Biden "does not believe that police should be defunded."

A Cook County judge on Monday denied bail for the suspect in a deadly televised miles-long vehicle chase and carjacking days after another judge gave him a $1 million bail.

The new law marks the nation's first legal protection for children and adolescents, though it does not address child marriages nor juveniles sentenced to death.

President Donald Trump is pushing a conspiracy theory on Twitter Tuesday that the 75-year-old peaceful protester, who is still in the hospital, was a threat to police.

Thousands of protesters rallied in downtown Hong Kong, facing off with police who had banned recent demonstrations, to mark the one-year anniversary of a million-person rally that thrust the city into its biggest turmoil...

The occupants of the 25-foot boat were fishing close to the shore of Seaside Park when the whale surfaced and knocked the vessel out of the water.

For months, researchers have warned that people without any COVID-19 symptoms could still be silent carriers of the disease, making it that much harder to get the pandemic under control—and that much more important to ...

France has pledged nearly $17 billion to support Airbus, Air France and its wider aviation industry, saying Europe cannot fall behind China and the United States in the global aerospace race as a result of the pandemic.

London's mayor says statues of imperialist figures could be removed from the city's streets

Spared the worst of COVID-19, the largest for-profit hospital chains in the United States are pursuing a speedy recovery backed by billions of dollars in federal aid, while other hospitals say they have been harder hit a...

A British woman who reportedly competed in a Miss Hitler beauty pageant and her ex-boyfriend have been sentenced to jail Tuesday for being members of a banned far-right terrorist group.

A brief moment at a Montana Black Lives Matter protest was immortalized in a powerful image. A white man named Jay Snowden aggressively confronted demonstrators, and he was met with the unwavering gaze of Samantha Franci...

Houston Police Department Chief Art Acevedo addressess demonstrators at #GeorgeFloyd protests.