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James Harden, the former Houston Rockets star now playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers, was arrested early Saturday morning in downtown Houston and released after posting bond on a misdemeanor weapons charge.

D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser issued an executive order Friday reestablishing the citywide juvenile curfew and letting the Metropolitan Police Department declare curfew zones.

German public broadcaster ZDF accused Elon Musk and British right-wing activist Tommy Robinson of inciting anti-immigrant violence in Belfast following a brutal stabbing attack that triggered days of riots across Northern Ireland.

Two Peruvian police officers disguised as World Cup mascots Clutch and Maple helped to arrest a suspected drug dealer in Lima.

Severe weather may pose as much of a challenge as any fighter at Sunday's UFC Freedom 250 event on the South Lawn of the White House, with meteorologists warning of dangerous thunderstorms, lightning and extreme heat that could disrupt, or even halt,

Buried inside the Senate Intelligence Authorization Act is a provision to expand sharing information with Israel, with a key stipulation: Such security exchanges can't be suspended or reduced unless the president identifies a specific national ...

Buried inside the Senate Intelligence Authorization Act is a provision to expand and enhance intelligence sharing with Israel, with a key stipulation: Such security information exchanges cannot be suspended or reduced unless the president identifies ...

Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Jacob Misiorowski set a major league record Friday night, hurling a 104.5-mph fastball against the Philadelphia Phillies -- the fastest pitch recorded by a starting pitcher since pitch tracking began in 2008.

The U.S. Marshals Service arrested a Silver Spring father and daughter charged with the attempted murder of a relative who they were living with.

A group of U.S. Democratic lawmakers promised Puerto Ricans on Friday that they would try to speed up the island's sluggish recovery from destructive hurricanes and earthquakes, a process that relies heavily on federal funds.