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U.S. expected to announce tougher COVID-19 testing requirements for all travelers

Jussie Smollett was caught on surveillance video doing a "dry run" one day before his alleged hate crime attack, prosecutors said at his trial in Chicago Tuesday.

Simmering tensions between the far-right flank and more traditional conservatives burst into the open on Tuesday, while Republican leaders stayed silent.

Ethan Crumbley used the 9mm Sig Sauer his father bought on Black Friday, Oakland County Sheriff Michael Bouchard said.

An explosion has occurred near a busy train station in the German city of Munich, police said Wednesday.

US District Judge Terry Doughty's issued a preliminary injunction for workers across the country, a day after another judge halted the COVID-19 vaccine mandate in 10 states.

Yet another prominent evangelical Christian who proselytized against vaccines has died after being hospitalized with COVID.

Authorities have not commented on that post but investigators insisted that they would scour the social media posts of the alleged shooter.

The Justices will meet at 10 a.m. to consider Mississippi's bid to revive a 2018 state law that bans abortion after 15 weeks.

During the second day of Ghislaine Maxwell's trial, a woman accused Ms. Maxwell of befriending her when she was a girl, only to join in the sexual abuse that followed.

Cal Perks, 6, suited up and made an electrifying speech to pump up a junior ice hockey team.

The case presents the novel question of what happens when a current president and a former one disagree about invoking executive privilege.

Withdrawing from the Iran nuclear deal was a mistake. What comes next?

Robert J. Tarr, 48, is accused of first-degree murder in the shooting death of Leslie J. Reeves, 45, of Troy, who was gunned down last week while on a date at a home in Farmersville.

When South African officials sounded the alarm on the new Omicron variant last Thursday, stocks around the world tumbled and up to 70 countries, including the United States, imposed travel bans and restrictions to southe...

Russia ordered U.S. Embassy staff who have been in Moscow for more than three years to leave the country by Jan. 31, in the latest round of tit-for-tat expulsions between Washington and Moscow.

A Georgia police officer and two women were fatally shot in what authorities believe to be a domestic violence incident, which also culminated in the suspect's death.

The gunman fired 15 to 20 shots with a semiautomatic handgun before being apprehended by deputies, the authorities said. Here's the latest.

Author Alice Sebold apologized to a man who last week was exonerated of her rape, a crime she wrote about in her memoir "Lucky," but the writer also appeared to place as much blame on a "flawed legal system" as she did o...

Ethiopian government forces and their regional allies have recaptured the town of Lalibela -- a United Nations World Heritage Site -- from Tigrayan forces, the prime minister's office said on Wednesday.

The Change.org petition had already surpassed 35,000 signatures early Wednesday.

The New York Times will be streaming the oral arguments and providing live coverage of the proceedings when they begin at 10 a.m. Eastern.