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A federal jury convicted a Rwandan man this week who lied about the atrocities he committed during his native country's 1994 genocide.

A federal judge on Thursday ordered the Trump administration to identify all states where it has pressured officials to comply with its efforts to prevent non-U.S. citizens from voting in the midterm election, inquiries that Democrats have challenged ...

A woman was shot in front of the Richmond headquarters of the Virginia Republican Party on Thursday.

A huge brawl broke out on the floor of the Armenian Parliament on Thursday when members of the legislative body got into an argument over a potential "Ministry of Sex."

A federal judge on Thursday appointed a special master to evaluate claims by the Trump administration that California has some 20,000 noncitizens on its voter rolls, less than 24 hours after he rejected the Justice Department's demand that California ...

Polymarket temporarily halted trading on its international platform Thursday because of a security incident that compromised a third-party provider, the company said.

Pope Leo XIV has never been shy about weighing in on thorny topics: war and peace, artificial intelligence, the rights of migrants, the causes of poverty. This weekend, he'll be focused on college basketball.

President Trump has canceled a planned rally in Kansas on Saturday, three days before Election Day, a White House official confirmed.

A shooting Thursday just outside the Republican Party of Virginia offices in Richmond had nothing to do with the upcoming midterm elections, police said.

Flipping the House and Senate would not grant Democrats unilateral power to end the war in Iran, but it would hand them more tools to leverage the Trump administration to bring the conflict to a close.