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Democrats are closing out some of the country's most competitive Senate races with a call to arms against the influence of the filthy rich. In their telling, the affordability crisis is really a corruption crisis.

Police in Tallahassee, Florida, said 11 people, including six minors, were injured in a Saturday night shooting near Florida A&M University's campus.

President Trump ripped former President Barack Obama in an early morning social media post accusing him of gross incompetence and providing Iran billions of dollars and a path to developing a nuclear weapon.

Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov, an adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin and former ambassador to the U.S., said on Sunday that upcoming talks between the U.S., Ukraine and Russia should include more of Europe.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Sunday that new threats of war would not dissuade his country's approach to its war with the United States and Israel.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk says his company restricted Ukraine's Starlink internet service after Kyiv violated the terms of service for the communications satellite system by using it for offensive military purposes.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un took a day trip Saturday over the Yalu River to Dandong.

The second of two storms to hit the U.K. this weekend brought widespread travel disruptions and power outages to Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England on Sunday.

Long lines of voters formed outside polling stations across Serbia on Sunday for a highly contested parliamentary election that is a showdown between the Balkan country's strongman leader Aleksandar Vucic and a diverse movement of university students ...

A bus collided with a truck on Kenya's main highway on Sunday, killing at least 22 people, police said.