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Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-Ohio) is calling on the FBI to review and reassess its decision to classify the 2017 congressional baseball shooting where Republican lawmakers were targeted during a practice as a "suicide by cop" ...

A Kentucky mother tried to cut off her 10-year-old son’s tongue before shooting him dead. Kaitlin Higgins, 28, was arrested for the unfathomable crime after police found the boy’s body in the trunk of her vehicle Tue...

President Biden, citing a “moral imperative,” has announced an ambitious goal to battle climatechange by pledging to cut greenhouse gas emissions in the US by 52 percent by 2035. The president, speaking at a White Ho...

A Florida woman is accused of duping at least 10 people out of a combined $100,000 with the promise of healing their relationship woes through "witchcraft services," police and a report said. The Spanish-speaking woman, ...

A teacher in the UK has seen a remarkable reversal of fortune, going from being homeless to making her first million as an OnlyFans model.

President Biden is preparing to announce that the atrocities committed against Armenian civilians in the early 20th century were an act of genocide, officials familiar with the matter told The New York Times. An estimate...

Secretary of State Katie Hobbs: "It is going to do nothing to restore anyone's confidence in our election system and no one should take it seriously."      

A US Capitol Police officer directed "all outside units" on the morning of January 6 to only monitor for anti-Trump agitators "who want to start a fight," not any "pro-Trump in the crowd," according to the findings of a ...

Rallies were held in dozens of cities across Russia on Wednesday in support of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who is now in his third week of a hunger strike. OVD-Info, a monitoring group, said 1,496 protesters...

The White House changed the name of Kamala Harris' husband from "Doug" to "Douglas" Emhoff in an apparent attempt to rebrand him as a more serious guy.

The police officer who shot to death a black teenage girl appears to be a military-trained marksman specializing in firing a gas-powered assault rifle.

The Republican governor said the legislation, which would restrict lessons on sexual orientation and gender identity, was "overly broad and vague."

Without extension of legally binding 2013 accord, life-saving changes still required in factories will not go ahead The future of a landmark deal to improve safety at clothing factories in Bangladesh is in doubt, unions ...

Efren Medina, 20, passed away early Saturday while on his first tour of duty with the St. Marys Fire Department in Georgia, the department said.

A day after Andrew Brown Jr., who was Black, was killed by a deputy in Elizabeth City, North Carolina, what actually happened remains unclear.      

A legal case has been started by the European Commission against AstraZeneca over its "complete failure" to meet delivery and contractual agreements, Ireland's health minister has said.

The country orders its units to return to their bases after weeks of tension over a troop build-up.

Biden announced the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 50% to 52% percent as he kicked off a climate summit with 40 other world leaders.      

Nervous buyers and sellers are asking: 'When is the housing market going to crash?' Here's what to expect this year.

The Shinnecock Indian Nation views a casino on its reservation as a path out of poverty, but some wealthy neighbors are up in arms.

Science shows that the risk of viral transmission outside is very low. The "two-out-of-three rule" can help you decide whether to mask up.

Fighting as mercenaries for years, the rebels were ready to pull off their own stunning feat: an invasion that resulted in the death of Chad's strongman ruler.