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The District's progressive candidates took healthy leads in crucial primary races Tuesday night as a new voting system resulted in hours-long delays.

The U.S. is pushing back on complaints from Iran's national team that it was forced to leave the country immediately after its first World Cup match instead of having a day to recover in a hotel, saying that was the plan for the team all along.

Boxer Floyd Mayweather faces two felony charges in Las Vegas over allegations that he wrote a bad check to purchase a watch from a luxury resale store.

The U.S. Justice Department accused New York state officials Tuesday of facilitating fraud, saying they let a Georgia company use a sham bidding process to gain control of and then abuse a $10 billion program to provide home care to disabled Medicaid ...

A hospital in Delaware was locked down Tuesday after two people were shot inside, police said.

A British Airways flight from London to Las Vegas was able to land safely Monday after a cellphone caught fire and scorched the cabin.

Senate Democrats, not confident President Trump's first-stage peace deal with Iran will hold, are continuing their push for Congress to formally end the war.

The U.S. Embassy in Nassau issued a security alert Monday, urging American tourists to avoid Jet Ski rentals in the Bahamas, citing a pattern of fatalities, injuries and sexual assaults linked to unlicensed watercraft operators.

Oklahoma's primary elections on Tuesday put open races for U.S. Senate and governor on the ballot in the deeply conservative state where President Donald Trump's status as party kingmaker faces another test ahead of November's midterms.

The Iran war has revealed some unsettling lessons for the United States and will fundamentally change the global economy.