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A joint U.S.-Nigeria operation killed the No. 2 for ISIS globally, President Trump and his Nigerian counterpart, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, said Saturday.

An American Airlines regional flight made an emergency landing at Kansas City International Airport Friday after smoke was detected in the cabin.

The Trump administration's loudest complaints about NATO -- that Europe isn't pulling its weight in defense spending and security -- are meeting a different reality in Finland, one of the alliance's newest Nordic member nations.

Right now, in courtrooms and state capitals across the country, Republicans and Democrats are waging war with maps, lines, and voting demographics as their weapons of choice, all to determine who represents you in Congress.

An Iraqi national accused of plotting at least 18 terror attacks in Europe in retaliation for the U.S. and Israel's war with Iran, including firebombing a bank in Amsterdam and stabbing Jewish men in London, has been arrested and charged with ...

Wyoming wildlife managers plan to reduce how many wolves can be hunted by 50% following a canine distemper outbreak that has cut the state's wolf numbers to the lowest level in two decades.

A Maldivian military diver died Saturday while searching for the bodies of four Italian divers believed to be deep inside an underwater cave.

Deciding when to get routine mammograms is confusing. Some health groups recommend women begin at age 40 or 45 while another recently opted for age 50. They also differ on whether yearly or every other year is best.

North America's largest commuter rail system was shut down Saturday after unionized workers in the New York City area went on strike.

A New York judge declared a mistrial Friday in Harvey Weinstein 's rape case from the #MeToo-era that has gone to trial three times so far after a jury was unable to come to a unanimous decision.