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Hilton is apologizing for one of its Twin Cities hotels after the Department of Homeland Security accused it of refusing reservations for agents conducting immigration enforcement.

In the wake of last weekend's U.S. military action in Venezuela, the news media got something it has seldom heard from the Trump administration: a "thank you."

House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries said it's not believable that the military action in Venezuela has anything to do with stopping the flow of drugs into the United States after President Trump pardoned a former Honduran president of his drug ...

Venezuela's state-run oil company is cutting production as a U.S. military quarantine cuts deeply into the country's fuel storage capacity, underscoring the massive economic leverage that the Trump administration wields over new leaders in Caracas.

The House will vote this week on a bipartisan three-bill spending package negotiated by top appropriators in both chambers.

The federal government has picked two companies to replace 612 radar systems nationwide that date back to the 1980s as part of a multibillion-dollar overhaul of the nation's air traffic control system.

Stocks rose in morning trading on Wall Street Monday to kick off the first full week of the new year, led by energy and technology companies.

Greece's transport minister said Monday that a major radio communications failure that shut the country's airspace a day earlier is unlikely to have been a cyberattack, though the cause remains under investigation.

An Indonesian court on Monday opened the trial of a co-founder of the country's ride-hailing and payments company Gojek, who is accused of corruption in a government project to procure Google Chromebook laptops for schools.

The transformation of Vietnam's Bac Ninh is evident in the signs above its shops and the spicy Chinese and Korean dishes on its tables.