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The workweek may start with more than a groan -- it could be taking a measurable toll on your health, a study from the University of Hong Kong has found.

A German doctor went on trial in Berlin Monday, accused of murdering 15 of his patients who were under palliative care.

Israel's army on Monday said it had struck military tanks in southern Syria as Syrian government forces and Bedouin tribes clashed with Druze militias there.

U.S. President Trump's special envoy to Ukraine and Russia, retired Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg, was in Kyiv on Monday, a senior Ukrainian official said, as anticipation grew over a possible shift in the Trump administration's policy on the three-year war ...

President Trump on Sunday marked the one-year anniversary of a failed attempt on his life, joining family, friends and close advisers to witness Chelsea's dominating FIFA Club World Cup final victory over Paris Saint-Germain.

U.S. President Donald Trump will make an unprecedented second state visit to the U.K. between Sept. 17 and 19 when he will be hosted by King Charles II and Queen Camilla at Windsor Castle, Buckingham Palace said Monday.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright is defending the Trump administration's decision to eliminate wind and solar subsidies as part of a broader tax cut package, arguing that renewable energy sources actually make electricity more expensive rather than ...

Last week, Team Trump decided and announced, despite mountains of evidence to contrary, that Jeffrey Epstein didn't engage in blackmail, didn't have a customer list and died by suicide.

Ecuador's government on Sunday offered a $100,000 reward for information on the whereabouts of a lawmaker whom authorities accused of raping a minor.

A suspect shot and wounded a state trooper Sunday and fled to a Kentucky church, where multiple people were injured in a second shooting, authorities said.