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A fight between the old guard and the new is brewing at the Democratic National Committee.

India on Thursday accused two Pakistanis of being involved in a murderous terrorist attack, escalating already sky-high tensions along one of the world's most heavily militarized borders.

A federal judge threw a roadblock Thursday in the administration's effort to shut down diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in schools, saying President Trump's team couldn't even settle on a solid definition of what constituted illegal DEI.

Major U.S. airlines are reducing their flight schedules and revising or withdrawing their profit outlooks for the year due to less travel demand as sentiment about the national and global economies sours.

City hall veterans and community leaders are among those running in this summer's Ward 8 special election, with all contenders looking to spoil former D.C. Council member Trayon White's political comeback after his federal bribery case forced him out ...

A group of protesters rushed the stage at a New York City mayoral forum on Wednesday to protest candidate and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, saying that "Cuomo lies, people die."

President Trump will be celebrating his 100th day in office in Michigan with a rally next week.

Sanctuary cities and counties won a preliminary injunction on Thursday blocking the administration from punishing them by withholding federal funds, with a judge saying the Trump team is stretching the law too far.

President Trump greeted Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store and Finance Minister Jens Stoltenberg at the White House on Thursday.

The suburban Chicago man who admitted to fatally shooting seven people and wounding dozens of others during a 2022 Independence Day parade was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without the possibility of parole.