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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced his own crackdown Tuesday to try to block migrants who game the immigration system by having babies on U.S. soil, earning automatic citizenship for those children.

California prosecutors on Tuesday arraigned the Sausalito city manager on felony burglary charges after she was accused of trying to steal a yacht from a local marina over the weekend.

Living beneath the flight path of Russian missiles, residents of Kyiv's Lukianivka neighborhood are choosing to rebuild rather than flee.

Thankful families this month celebrated the July 10 rescue by the Nigerian army of dozens of abducted schoolchildren, but the latest progress in embattled President Bola Tinubu's three-year war on Islamic militants may be too little too late for some ...

The progressive movement may already have hit its high point in the 2026 midterms. Or this may be the beginning of a much more powerful shift as voters, eager for change, decide to embrace far-left populism on a national scale.

Senators are preparing to grill Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Tuesday over the U.S. war against Iran, as Republicans push a $95 billion budget package to fund the military, along with aid to farmers and voting law changes that are top White House ...

"The View" co-host Sunny Hostin repeatedly invoked her television career and her past as a federal prosecutor while trying to talk police out of citing her son for trespassing on active Metro-North Railroad tracks. "My name is Sunny Hostin, and I'm ...

Weeklong rainstorms blamed on El Nino that have battered Chile have killed at least 10 people as authorities raced on Tuesday to reach more than 100,000 cut off by flash floods in what has been one of the country's worst weather disasters in decades.

New Jersey registered roughly 6,600 noncitizens to vote before the 2024 election, and as many as 400 cast ballots, Gov. Mikie Sherrill said in a statement Tuesday.

New U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham gathered his Cabinet for its first meeting on Tuesday and vowed to take a "one-team approach" despite purging allies of predecessor Keir Starmer from the government.