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A Texas A&M committee agreed that the university was wrong to fire a professor earlier this year after a controversy over a classroom video that showed a student objecting to a children's literature lesson about gender identity.

The Trump administration and the Kremlin crafted a 28-point peace plan for Ukraine without Ukraine's involvement.

Liverpool's Premier League title defense lurched deeper into crisis Saturday - losing 3-0 at home to Nottingham Forest.

The Washington Commanders will be the designated home team for another overseas game next year after playing in Madrid last weekend.

President Donald Trump's pledge to terminate temporary legal protections for Somalis living in Minnesota is triggering fear in the state's deeply-rooted immigrant community, along with doubts about whether the White House has the legal authority to ...

Trump did not hold back his criticism of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene even after she announced her resignation from Congress.

Thousands of people marched Saturday in the French southern port city of Marseille to denounce drug trafficking after the killing last week of an activist's brother shocked the country.

President Trump has been a busy bee of foreign policy of late, forging peace and economic deals while upholding America First principles. But if religious freedom were to be a standard of business dealings, then the question emerges: Is America on a ...

Israel's military on Saturday launched airstrikes against Hamas militants in Gaza in the latest test of the ceasefire that began on Oct. 10. Health officials in Gaza reported at least 24 people killed and another 54 wounded, including children.

Several thousand people braved cold weather and rain in Serbia's capital on Saturday to march against violence targeting university students behind a year of street protests that have shaken autocratic President Aleksandar Vucic 's rule in the Balkan ...