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Data from the initial days of the immigration operation suggest a majority of those arrested were not convicted criminals. Most were working-age men, nearly half Mexican.

Nearly all members of the transatlantic alliance agreeing to spend 5% of their gross domestic product on defense -- a priority of President Trump's for years.

The rush toward artificial intelligence has been a strong undercurrent at the NATO summit, which served as a defense industry forum for emerging power players in Silicon Valley.

Immigration raids terrorizing a large swath of the team's fan base have forced baseball's reigning champs to wade into uncomfortable waters. The tepid response has failed to satisfy many.

Following U.S. strikes on three nuclear facilities in Iran, the chances of North Korea returning to the bargaining table have become even slimmer.

With a shaky ceasefire betwen Iran and Israel, many Americans are approaching the Fourth of July with a sense of trepidation, if not outright fear.

The nonprofit channel financed by cable and satellite companies is feeling the squeeze as the number of traditional pay TV customers shrinks.

The Trump administration threatened to punish the hospital if it continued to serve these patients. That's no way to decide what medical services patients will receive.

The spending plan reflects resistance to making sweeping cuts to reduce a $12-billion budget deficit expected in the year ahead, with Democratic lawmakers citing uncertainty about the scope of California's financial problems.

A proposal to sell off up to 3 million acres of public lands across the West is in limbo after the Senate parliamentarian ruled it out of the reconciliation bill.