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Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan says he's feeling good about where the U.S. economy is headed -- even if consumers don't quite feel the same way yet.

Climate education has become a performance.

The FBI said Sunday that the agency is probing for additional fraud schemes in Minnesota after a series of criminal convictions, charges and media reports unveiled widespread abuse of federal and state welfare programs.

Rep. Mike Turner defended the Trump administration's Christmas Day airstrikes against Islamic State targets in Nigeria during a Sunday appearance on ABC's "This Week," asserting the operations align with U.S. foreign policy and are essential for ...

Rep. Mike Turner on Sunday defended the Trump administration's Christmas Day strikes against Islamic State targets in Nigeria, arguing that they were consistent with U.S. foreign policy and are necessary to combat global extremism.

If recent events don't prove to you that Islam is now the number one enemy of the civilized world, then you are blind, deaf and dumb.

Winter rain lashed the Gaza Strip over the weekend, flooding camps with ankle-deep puddles as Palestinians displaced by two years of war attempted to stay dry in tents frayed by months of use.

Two helicopters crashed in New Jersey in what federal authorities say was a midair collision that killed one person and critically injured another.

D.C. police said one man was killed in a Northeast shooting and five others were wounded in a mass shooting near downtown this weekend.

President Trump said Sunday he'd had a "very productive" phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin just hours before his planned face-to-face meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Florida.