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As much as 30 million barrels of Venezuelan oil is on its way to the United States, according to President Trump, which would be the equivalent of one month's worth of Venezuelan production.

NBC's return to broadcasting Major League Baseball games will start with an opening-day doubleheader on March 26.

Guests had to climb down from the Disneyland resort monorail by ladder after two trains got stuck.

A new video from the perspective of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer involved in the shooting of Renee Good shows him being taunted by another protester just before the deadly interaction in Minneapolis.

Two House Democrats are drafting legislation that would end qualified immunity for federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents after clashes in Minnesota and Oregon.

Russia launched its advanced Oreshnik hypersonic missile at Ukraine's Lviv region for the second time since the war began, signaling its military resolve to Western allies as critical U.S.-led peace negotiations advance.

A District man has been charged with murder after a crash at the intersection of 16th and L Streets NW that killed a pedestrian and left him and two others injured.

Federal authorities this week won a guilty plea from an illegal immigrant who cast votes in Michigan, plus announced indictments against two men they accused of voting illegally in New Jersey.

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty on Friday called on members of the public to send any video or other evidence in the fatal shooting of Renee Good directly to her office, despite the Trump administration's decision to hand the investigation ...

President Trump is betting his new prescription drug website will deliver a political windfall in the midterms, but health experts warn insured Americans to read the fine print before ditching their coverage.