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Members of a motorcycle club and a street gang clearly targeted an Indiana judge for assassination, police said Tuesday, days after officers arrested five people in connection with the attack.

Trump-backed businessman Nasry Asfura was sworn in Tuesday as president of Honduras, and pledged to create jobs, crack down on crime and improve key social services like education and health care.

Three brothers, two of them real estate agents who catered to the jet-set crowd, teamed up over a 12-year stretch to drug and rape women and girls, a prosecutor told a New York jury Tuesday in an opening statement that was disputed by defense lawyers ...

The Senate returned to Washington Tuesday with just a few days to avert a partial government shutdown and an intractable impasse over funding ICE.

Nigeria captain Wilfred Ndidi's father was killed in a car crash just over a week after Ndidi helped the Super Eagles to third place at the Africa Cup of Nations.

A WB-57 plane used by NASA for high-altitude research landed with its landing gear up in Houston Tuesday, catching fire as a result. No one was injured.

President Trump on Tuesday said pulling controversial Border Patrol official Gregory Bovino and some agents from Minneapolis was not a retreat, although he called Mr. Bovino a "pretty 'out-there' kind of guy."

We are out at the 53rd National March for Life, where we are interviewing pro-life leaders. I'm joined by Congressman Chris Smith, Republican from New Jersey, who just stepped off the stage.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Tuesday her government has at least temporarily stopped oil shipments to Cuba, but struck an ambiguous tone, saying the pause was part of general fluctuations in oil supplies and that it was a "sovereign ...

Approximately 40 agitators invaded Cities Church during a service, verbally terrorizing parishioners and blocking exits, causing families to flee.