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Forces of the Saudi-led coalition fighting in Yemen have recaptured several key areas around the strategic Bab el-Mandeb Strait from Iran-backed Houthi rebels, Yemeni officials said Monday, while the Houthis claimed attacks on Saudi oil facilities,

Rep. Ro Khanna's staff has secured the first long-term union contract in Congress after a yearslong negotiation process.

Indigenous and environmental organizations in Brazil expressed concern Monday about the weekend's election results, warning that far-right gains in Congress could threaten Indigenous peoples who play a key role in protecting the Amazon and other ...

Hundreds of demonstrators rallied in Kosovo's capital Monday night after the country's parliament failed to advance legislation that would weaken the powers of a Hague-based court, weeks after the war crimes convictions of four former rebel leaders ...

Debate season is about to pick up speed, at least in the states where candidates have agreed to take the stage.

German intelligence officials warned of a widening conflict in Europe with Russia on Monday after attacks on Kyiv during German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's visit to the Ukrainian capital on Sunday.

Republican Sen. Thom Tillis says in a new book that his deciding vote to confirm Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in January 2025 is the "biggest regret of my career" and that he also "should've stopped" Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from becoming Health and ...

The Justice Department's reported preliminary review of alleged misconduct in the original Watergate investigation is a "fairy tale," said Michael Hershman, a former senior staff investigator for the Senate Watergate Committee.

A U.S. envoy met over the weekend with Sudan's top general as the Trump administration pushes for diplomatic efforts to end a war that has created what many describe as the world's largest humanitarian crisis.

Cornell's main administration building was splashed with graffiti and a glass door was broken overnight as the university faces anger over allegations of sexual assault at a fraternity house.