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Amazon Prime members can now order food delivery through the Amazon app, with the delivery fee waived for orders $25 and up.

Wall Street stocks plummeted Thursday, erasing Wednesday's massive rally after clear-cut midterm election results.

Sen. Charles E. Schumer is confident he'll earn his caucus' support to serve as Senate majority leader next Congress, but some Democrats are seeking reassurances before committing to back him.

An FBI agent driving the wrong way on a Brooklyn, New York, street blew through a stoplight and plowed into a pedestrian, knocking him out, then dragged the man's body and bag to a nearby bench where he left him, federal prosecutors charged Thursday.

Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon left her position as the head of the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division following massive Democratic victories in Tuesday's midterm election, according to several reports.

Apart from Democrat James Talarico's win over Republican Ken Paxton on Tuesday night, two other newcomers to Texas politics, Bobby Pulido and Nathan Johnson, both won their elections, and both share a musical background.

First lady Melania Trump hosted representatives from Russia and Ukraine at the White House on Thursday, taking on an unusual diplomatic role as she seeks to build on a humanitarian ceasefire she helped broker between the two warring nations.

Mississippi's too-close-to-call Senate race is poised to become a legal battle, with both sides' legal teams saying they will closely monitor how the decisive ballots are counted.

Two of ICE's independent auditors have cut their safety inspections at detention facilities even as the government is pushing more people into lockups, Congress' chief watchdog said in a new report Thursday.

Anthony Constantino, a New York Republican who released the hip-hop album "Thank You, President Trump," claimed victory over Democrat Blake Gendebien with a 6,000-vote lead.