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A collectible toy craze from China has grabbed the D.C. area.

Colorado's newly passed ban on misgendering has drawn another free-speech lawsuit, this time from a Christian bookstore whose owners object to using opposite-sex pronouns.

Republicans powered through committee Thursday the nomination of Emil Bove to be a federal appeals court judge, brushing aside Democrats' vehement complaints that President Trump's former defense lawyer is a bad pick.

The massive crowd that would gather once a year at a revered waterfall in central Haiti where the faithful would splash in its sacred waters and rub their bodies with aromatic leaves was not there on Wednesday.

Police union leaders in the District bashed D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson for having a security detail by his home while the city purportedly lacks cops.

North Carolina's Democratic Gov. Josh Stein decided Wednesday against appealing a trial court ruling that did not go in his favor last month, securing a small victory for Republican lawmakers whom the governor was challenging.

A new Ukrainian government approved Thursday will race to expand domestic arms production to meet half the country's weapons needs within six months as it tries to push back Russia's invasion, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.

Consumers picked up their spending in June after an earlier pullback, despite anxiety over tariffs and the state of the U.S. economy.

A judge sentenced a Sandy, Utah, woman to 15 years to life in prison for setting fire to her apartment complex that destroyed six units.

Russia's ambassador to Denmark on Thursday warned that armed conflict over Greenland could have a "negative impact" in the Arctic but that his government is prepared to take action in the resource-rich territory that President Trump wants to annex.