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Drone strikes sank a cargo ship and hit another in the Black Sea off Bulgaria on Tuesday, the latest in a string of attacks on commercial vessels that has Bulgaria seeking NATO and EU help.

Republican gubernatorial nominee Rick Jackson skipped the Atlanta Press Club's governor's debate Monday night, leaving Democratic nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms to field questions from journalists beside an empty podium on the eve of early voting.

President Trump is doling out cash and scrambling to lower fuel prices, hoping the last-ditch moves will mollify midterm voters tired of high costs and war-related headaches.

The man running unopposed to become the police chief of a small Louisiana town was recently accused of raping two teenage girls 20 years ago.

Officials in Franklin County, Pennsylvania, announced Monday that a woman recently died after a "past diagnosis of measles with treatment."

Martin Shkreli, nicknamed the Pharma Bro for his callous approach to price gouging life-saving drugs, is violating the terms of his case by buying and selling pharmaceutical stocks, a coalition of federal and state authorities said Tuesday.

Condominium owners who say homeless people damaged their heating system 11 months ago revived a federal lawsuit Tuesday to keep Prince George's County from evacuating them from their homes.

America is in a race for super intelligence, if you ask President Trump.

Cornell University is suspending parties and other social events at fraternity houses for the rest of the academic year and will give the New York State Police a role in investigating sex crimes on campus, university officials announced Tuesday, amid ...

Rep. Ilhan Omar's campaign asked her supporters Tuesday to send cash to help fend off a Trump administration investigation involving allegations of immigration fraud.