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Georgia's State Election Board on Wednesday rejected a proposal defining when hand-marked paper ballots could be used in place of the state's touchscreen voting machines.

Russia's barrage of missile and drone attacks against Ukraine's energy infrastructure has intensified just days ahead of Christmas and the cold winter months that follow.

The European Union's enlargement chief said Wednesday she is confident Hungary will not derail Ukraine's path to membership, which she described as "inevitable."

A New York school board chair is suing the state's attorney general, claiming threats to remove her from office for allowing parents to speak about transgender locker room policies violate the First Amendment.

Falling gas prices will contribute to a record-high 122.4 million Americans traveling for Christmas and New Year's, the American Automobile Association estimated Wednesday.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio has ordered a switch back to Times New Roman from Calibri, undoing a Biden administration move undertaken for accessibility reasons.

Egypt and Iran complained to FIFA this week after they were chosen to participate in an LGBT Pride match in Seattle during next summer's World Cup.

Pacific Northwest residents braced for another round of heavy rain Wednesday after a powerful storm clobbered the region the day before, swelling rivers, closing roads and prompting high water rescues.

Pope Leo XIV insisted Tuesday that Europe must have a role in any Ukraine peace deal and criticized what he said was the Trump administration's effort to "break apart" the long-standing U.S.-European alliance.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore has called for a special session next week to pick a replacement for outgoing House Speaker Adrienne Jones.