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A suspect breached the Temple Israel facility by driving in through the doors before engaging in gunfire by the security facility, Oakland Sheriff Mike Bouchard told reporters.

The measure has stalled in the U.S. Senate, but lawmakers in a dozen states have advanced bills with either proof of citizenship or voter ID requirements.

The bellwether case could set a legal precedent for whether social media platforms are responsible for causing mental health issues in children.

The war's impact has been most severe in the capital, a bustling, densely packed metropolis home to some 10 million people.

Iran's national team is scheduled to play three matches in the U.S., but the Iranian sports minister said Wednesday that it would be unable to participate, given the U.S. war.

The new leader's written statement stuck by Iran's threats to ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, after President Donald Trump indicated he would like to wrap up the war soon.

Iran's new supreme leader delivers first public message ...

The vote marks a rare bipartisan breakthrough on a major issue. The bill aims to boost housing supply and prevent Wall Street from buying up single-family homes.

The shooter opened fire just before 10:49 a.m. at ODU's Constant Hall, the university in Norfolk, Virginia, said in an emergency alert.

In a letter to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, more than 120 Democratic lawmakers ask whether the Pentagon will investigate the strike as a possible war crime.