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Democratic Rep. Steven Cohen is forgoing his reelection campaign to represent Memphis, Tennessee, after the state jumped into the fray of middecade redistricting.

A 3-year-old boy climbed out of an overturned vehicle in rural Arkansas after his mother led state troopers on a high-speed chase, the latest in a series of dramatic pursuit incidents drawing renewed attention to the dangers of police chases across ...

The Department of Homeland Security has quietly lowered the accuracy rate of its SAVE system, the collection of databases the government is using to pressure states to clean up their voter rolls.

China says President Xi Jinping has officially accepted President Trump's invitation to visit Washington this fall.

Roger Daltrey, the 82-year-old frontman of The Who, is hitting the road this summer for what could be his final solo tour of the United States, announcing a string of new dates dubbed "A Great Night Out" about a year after The Who wrapped their North ...

HARRISON FORD: "We need cultural change. We need to extend social justice. We need to respect and elevate the indigenous people that are being marginalized and, in many cases, killed in cold blood."

The National Rifle Association sued soon after Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger signed legislation that bans the sale of "assault firearms" and "high-capacity" magazines.

A Washington state wood-fired pizza chain has sought federal bankruptcy protection as the broader pizza sector continues to grapple with rising costs, high lease rates and fierce competition that have pushed dozens of operators into restructuring or ...

Belarus' authoritarian leader on Friday greeted U.S. Rev. Franklin Graham, who arrived in the tightly controlled country to hold the largest evangelical Christian gathering in its history.

Divers doing maintenance work at a dam and reservoir in Alabama found an improvised explosive device that was then carried off and safely detonated.