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A Texas man is accused of fatally shooting another man that he "mistakenly believed" killed his brother, a report said.

The Philippine foreign minister on Monday demanded in an expletive-laced Twitter message that China's vessels get out of disputed waters, the latest exchange in a war of words with Beijing over the South China Sea.

Former President Donald Trump on Monday voiced his approval of the cold reception Mitt Romney received from fellow Republicans in his home state over the weekend. A crowd of over 2,000 GOP delegates booed Ronmey on Satur...

A man was shot and wounded on Monday evening outside of CIA headquarters in McLean, Virginia, after he "emerged from his vehicle with a weapon," the FBI said in a statement. At least one FBI agent opened fire on the unid...

OnlyFans model Tori Ann Lyla Hunter is speaking out against critics of her career saying that she is sick of hearing negativity.

The suspects were arrested after cops responded to a 911 call in Michigan where witnesses said the trio "threatened to kill the occupants" and used a racial slur, the Detroit News reported.

At least 21 people are injured, including 10 students as young as 7 years old.

Melinda Gates was the one to file for divorce from Bill Gates -- and the billionaire philanthropist couple apparently did not have a prenuptial agreement, court documents reveal.

New York City police are searching for the suspect caught on video attacking an Asian woman with a hammer on a Manhattan street.

Sacramento Police Chief Daniel Hahn speaks with CNN's Van Jones about the struggles he faces being a Black police officer in a time where tensions between police and communities of color are so high.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is in danger of missing a midnight deadline to form a new government, in what could spell the end of his 15-year rule.

Bill Gates has hired the legal firm started by Warren Buffett's right-hand man, Munger, Tolles & Olson, to help lead his $130 billion divorce from wife Melinda.

The president of Ireland's spunky Bernese mountain dog begged for attention during a television interview at the presidential residence in Dublin.      

Taiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen has been awarded a prestigious leadership prize, in a move that could infuriate Beijing, and following reports of attempted interference by Ottawa.

On Monday, Governor Murphy announced the "Shot and a Beer" program designed to incentivize New Jersey residents over 21 who haven't gotten vaccinated to do so and they'll be rewarded with a free pint.

Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani went on "Hannity" to criticize the media outlets who had to retract stories that ran about him following the FBI's raid of his home.

At least 10 people died overnight at the Chamarajanagar District Hospital in Karnataka, India, after the facility ran out of oxygen. Officials said 14 more patients died before oxygen arrived on Monday morning, but it's ...

More severe weather continued to roar across the storm-battered South, damaging homes and leaving tens of thousands without power on Monday.      

An Ohio doctor wrote up his own obituary in hilarious fashion, but didn't disclose just what did him in.

Burns, a career diplomat who served in the Clinton, George W. Bush and Obama administrations, also pledged to prioritize "accountability" and "progress on diversity, equity and inclusion."

The Democratic former speaker of Oregon's House of Representatives was one of eight men nabbed in a sex trafficking sting by police last month, a local newspaper reported Monday.

FBI agents shot and wounded an armed suspect outside CIA headquarters in Virginia on Monday, the agency said. The suspect was shot at about 6 p.m. following an hours-long standoff with authorities that kicked off when th...