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A Democratic candidate for governor of California will be giving TikTok a go, but with a caveat: He'll only post videos in Spanish.

A drill echoes through narrow tunnels deep within the mountain where miner Hugo Flores bores into rock in search of one of Earth's most toxic elements.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday condemned "dangerous" comments by Elon Musk after the X and Tesla owner told an anti-immigration rally that violence is coming to Britain and they must fight or die. But the U.K. government resisted opposition ...

President Trump on Monday warned of declaring another federal emergency in the District of Columbia due to the city's lack of immigration enforcement.

Qatar prepared Monday to host a summit over Israel's attack on Hamas leaders in Doha last week, hoping a group of Arab and Islamic nations will offer a way to restrain Israel as its war on Hamas in the Gaza Strip grinds on.

Republican lawmakers, conservative leaders and Trump administration officials shared personal stories at a memorial service and prayer vigil Sunday night for slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk at the Kennedy Center.

The Emmy Awards weren't all about Seth Rogen walking up the aisle in his burnt orange tux to collect yet another award. It just sometimes seemed that way.

The breadth and depth of support for Charlie Kirk was on full display over the weekend as political leaders, activists and mourners around the globe attended rallies, memorials and vigils honoring the assassinated 31-year-old conservative.

A report that Russian drones violated Polish airspace on Saturday was apparently a false alarm, possibly caused by the weather. Military officials quickly scrambled jets to respond to the reported incursion near the country's border with Ukraine.

The Trump administration this month has quietly rewritten the rulebook for illegal immigrants looking to make asylum claims in the U.S., simultaneously making it tougher to win their cases and easier for judges to dismiss them, while erasing an ...