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President Trump on Thursday called on Iranian diplomats to work with the U.S. to form a new government in Tehran and said the U.S. military is moving "far ahead of schedule" in the war against Iran.

A man was arrested in Colorado on Thursday, accused of killing three women in Utah in two separate incidents on Wednesday.

A prison abolitionist beat out the incumbent judge in a Democratic primary in North Carolina, according to unofficial election results posted by the state's Board of Elections.

The House Thursday shot down a war powers resolution that aimed to stop President Trump from taking further military action in Iran without congressional backing, a day after the Senate blocked a similar measure.

Israel launched a series of strikes on the southern suburbs of Beirut Thursday after ordering all residents of the densely populated area to evacuate.

New York could be the next state to face the Justice Department's legal fury over rampant fraud, "Seen, Heard & Whispered" has learned.

President Trump's choice of Sen. Markwayne Mullin to become the next Homeland Security secretary is setting off a scramble to fill his seat in November.

Some Republicans running for Congress in Texas this year say their party will see better turnout if Ken Paxton, the state's attorney general, wins the Senate nomination.

Move over, McDonald's. Wendy's wants someone who actually enjoys eating a burger.

Crime victims are being left empty-handed as President Trump's pardons erase nearly $2 billion in restitution payments and fines, according to a new analysis by California Gov. Gavin Newsom.