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Former Vice President Kamala Harris said she is still considering another run for president in 2028, teetering between passing the baton and going full-swing into another campaign.

As he watched the Boston Celtics play from the stands of TD Garden, one noise kept catching Adel Djellouli's ear.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Wednesday ordered extra security at critical energy infrastructure sites after claiming Ukraine was attempting to disrupt Hungary's energy system.

The Dutch Embassy in the U.S. is putting out over 150,000 tulips on the National Mall next month for people to take.

The Commanders are headed across the pond again in 2026. The NFL announced Tuesday that the franchise would host a regular-season game at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this fall.

There are many things that China and Germany do not see eye-to-eye on -- notably Russia's war in Ukraine -- but the leaders of the world's second- and third-largest economies nonetheless pledged Wednesday to work to deepen ties in an era of global ...

North Carolina voters on Tuesday will select nominees for the race to replace Sen. Thom Tillis, a Republican who decided not to run again and is openly opposing President Trump, giving Democrats hope they can flip the seat.

China warned the U.S. on Wednesday not to impose new tariffs on its goods as President Trump removes tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court and replaces them with duties that use other legal authorities.

The U.S. and South Korean militaries said on Wednesday they will conduct their annual springtime exercises next month to bolster their countries' combined defense capabilities against a backdrop of a deepening diplomatic freeze with nuclear-armed ...

The Vatican on Wednesday announced a busy and lengthy foreign travel schedule for Pope Leo XIV in the first half of 2026, confirming the pontiff will visit Monaco, Spain and four African nations - Algeria, Cameroon, Angola and Equatorial Guinea.