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A California school district has agreed to pay $175,000 to two families who sued after a teacher told their fifth grade sons to tutor kindergarteners on exploring different gender identities.

Celine Dion performed her first full concert in more than six years Saturday, opening a Paris residency at Plenitude Arena in Nanterre.

The Arlington County Board voted Tuesday to shut down its fleet of Flock license plate-reading cameras and expunge most of the collected data, bowing to residents' privacy concerns.

The mayor of Dearborn, Michigan, Abdullah Hammoud, has offered Macklemore a free, city-sponsored concert in his city, one day after the rapper was dropped from Ed Sheeran's stadium tour over pro-Palestinian remarks he made onstage ...

The Kremlin was behind a murder-for-hire plot targeting Russian dissidents around the world, including in America, the U.S. Department of Justice said this week as it unsealed charges against five people accused of being part of a global ...

Federal law has long barred employees from holding more than one full-time government position at the same time without approval, a restriction codified at 5 U.S.C. 5533. What the law has never required is a mechanism for checking it.

Yemeni government forces supported by Saudi Arabia accelerated attacks against the Iran-backed Houthi rebels Wednesday.

Latin American governments have begun taking more forceful action against Russia-linked recruitment networks drawing their citizens into the war in Ukraine.

Pennsylvania officials have reported a fourth measles-associated death.

House Democrats pick up three new Republican supporters as they force a third successful vote on a war powers resolution to end the months-long Iran conflict.