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Democratic front-runners in some of the toughest midterm races are betting that collaborating with Hasan Piker, a far-left internet personality who once said America deserved the 9/11 terror attacks, will attract more voters than it repels.

The Board of Peace official overseeing Gaza's postwar transition met Monday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to a statement, in part to discuss a new disarmament deal the board reached with Hamas.

Senate Republicans may find Dr. Anthony Fauci contemptible, but actually holding the COVID chief in contempt of Congress will be a stretch.

President Trump on Monday said new negotiations with Iran will be the Islamic republic's "last chance" to get a decent deal and attacked the regime for what he said were "duplicitious" disavowals of the president's earlier assertions that a peace ...

No. 3 Taylor Fritz had to wait an additional day to secure his first ATP title of the season, beating upstart Spaniard Rafael Jodar 7-6(2), 6-4 to win his first DC Open title Monday.

The mayor of Madison, Wisconsin, called for protesters to disband from an "autonomous zone" established at the site where a knife-wielding homeless man was shot and killed by police last month.

The history of American patriotic songs offers a lesson about the different ways you can say you love your country.

Soldiers who want to eat at a fast-food restaurant on post rather than their unit chow hall must pay out of pocket. But that might be changing under a new concept being tested at Fort Stewart, Georgia.

The House Committee on Ethics recommended Rep. Chuck Edwards be censured after the panel found he violated the chamber's Code of Official Conduct through a sustained pattern of inappropriate, unprofessional behavior toward two young female staffers.

A Mexican national who worked directly with one of Mexico's most prolific and dangerous drug cartels pleaded guilty Monday to a drug-trafficking conspiracy charge and a firearms offense tied to more than two decades of cocaine and methamphetamine ...