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A top U.S. general gave high marks to Lebanese forces this week for their efforts to stabilize the volatile border region with Israel, marking a potential turning point in the area's yearlong conflict.

Disney CEO Bob Iger has said he wants to move away from politics, but the conservative legal warriors at the Alliance Defending Freedom would like the entertainment giant to put it in writing.

Ford workers have filed a petition for a union election at the company's joint-venture battery plant in Kentucky, potentially marking the first major union election in the South this year.

The Pacific Palisades fire has engulfed at least 2,920 acres in Los Angeles County, requiring thousands to evacuate, including several celebrities who live in the area.

Rep. Dusty Johnson plans to introduce legislation that would give President-elect Donald Trump authority to purchase the Panama Canal.

The downfall of conservative South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, impeached and stripped of his powers after his shock martial law decree early last month, is suddenly looking less certain.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum responded Wednesday to President-elect Donald Trump's plan to rename the Gulf of Mexico by offering a proposal of her own: Call the U.S. "America Mexicana."

A Virginia man accused of stockpiling the largest number of finished explosives in FBI history and using President Biden's photo for target practice must stay in jail until trial, a federal judge ruled, writing that he has "shown the capacity for ...

Enter the secret world of fancy butter, where class and sophistication define every dish they're added to.

"Wicked" topped nominations to the 31st Screen Actors Guild Awards on Wednesday, landing a leading five nominations including best ensemble, and individual nods for Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande and Jonathan Bailey.