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Democrats hoping to win a U.S. Senate race in Republican-heavy Texas have begun debating, their first meeting in a primary campaign that features a contrast of styles more than policy differences.

The D.C. Fire and EMS Department had to send out its hazmat squad after an excavator fell off a truck going southbound on Interstate 395.

Public officials on both sides of the aisle are sending mixed signals about how to de-escalate Saturday's fatal shooting at the hands of federal officers in Minneapolis.

A falling tree in Olympic National Forest in Washington state killed two older women hiking there this month.

A four-day truce between the Syrian government and Kurdish fighters ended Saturday evening with no clear sign of whether it will be renewed as the main Kurdish-led force in the country called on the international community to prevent any escalation.

The bloodiest crackdown on dissent since Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution is slowly coming into focus, despite authorities cutting off the Islamic Republic from the internet and much of the wider world.

California's governor said on Thursday the state of democracy in the United States was at "code red."

Alex Honnold put off plans to climb the 1,667-foot-tall Taipei 101 tower in Taiwan due to weather.

Federal officers fatally shot a man in Minneapolis, the third shooting involving immigration officers amid President Trump's immigration crackdown.

President Trump threatened to slap Canada with 100% retalitory tariffs if the neighboring country decides to strike a trade deal with China.