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An Allegiant Air jet scheduled to take off from Pinellas County, Florida, on Friday deplaned onto the runway after a flight attendant found a written bomb threat.

A lettercard penned by one of the Titanic's most well-known survivors from onboard the ship, days before it sank, has sold for 300,000 pounds ($399,000) at auction.

Georgia Sen. Jon Ossoff joined the small crowd of Democratic lawmakers calling for President Trump to be impeached.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas on Saturday named a veteran aide and confidant as his new vice president. It's a major step by the aging leader to designate a successor.

The New York Board of Education sought to eliminate "culturally abusive" stereotypes by nixing American Indian mascots in schools, but as far as the Trump administration is concerned, the ban itself may be discriminatory.

A Simsbury, Connecticut, family recently captured video of a black bear playing on a slide, one of two bears that showed up in their yard.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have in recent days deported the breastfeeding Cuban-born mother of a 1-year-old girl, separating them indefinitely, and in another case a 2-year-old girl who is a U.S. citizen along with her Honduran-born ...

President Trump acknowledged that Russian President Vladimir Putin may be "tapping me along" following another round of missile strikes in Ukraine.

Nearly nine months after losing chunks of the Kursk region to a surprise Ukrainian incursion, Russia announced that its troops have fully reclaimed the border territory.

An Israeli airstrike flattened a three-story home in Gaza City on Saturday, killing 10 people - half of them children - as Arab mediators scrambled to restart a ceasefire.