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Tucker Carlson is facing ridicule from fellow conservatives after a resurfaced video shows him theorizing that the U.S. might capture Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro to promote gay marriage.

Girl Scouts of the USA's cookie season has begun with a new treat tasting like rocky road ice cream.

U.S. employers posted far fewer jobs in November than the previous month, a sign that employers aren't yet ramping up hiring even as growth has picked up.

The General Services Administration barred a Hampton Inn in Minnesota from the government's travel and lodging programs this week after the hotel refused to let ICE personnel make reservations.

The runner-up in Central African Republic 's presidential election rejected the provisional results on Wednesday and alleged widespread fraud, while the Russia-allied country's leader said he had invited President Vladimir Putin to visit.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Wednesday the U.S. government will direct the sale of Venezuelan oil for the foreseeable future to benefit the world and the South American country.

The U.S. has seized two sanctioned oil tankers linked to Venezuela in back-to-back actions in the North Atlantic and the Caribbean, officials said Wednesday.

Wall Street's hot start to the year is cooling a bit on Wednesday.

After nearly four years of war and continued Russian attacks, Ukraine 's allies praised the progress made Tuesday on a framework of international security guarantees to be activated after a ceasefire.

Venezuela's opposition supporters have long hoped for the day when Nicolas Maduro is no longer in power - a dream that was fulfilled when the U.S. military whisked the authoritarian leader away. But while Maduro is in jail in New York on drug ...