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A career Army public affairs officer who had been in line to become a general will instead retire amid reports that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth wanted him gone.

Syria's first International Damascus Book Fair since the fall of former President Bashar Assad's government marked a dramatic shift toward freedom of expression, drawing massive crowds and featuring books and languages previously banned under decades ...

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's effort to bolster her foreign policy credentials on the international stage backfired, with criticism coming from both sides of the aisle.

The Supreme Court announced new rules Tuesday designed to help identify all of the parties involved in a case, allowing the justices to figure out if they have conflicts of interest that demand their recusal.

A Valentine's Day storm sent the Lovers' Arch in southern Italy crashing into the Adriatic Sea.

Federal authorities charged a Florida man Tuesday with providing banned substances to an athlete in a case involving the 45-month doping ban handed to Olympic sprinter Marvin Bracy-Williams last year.

Democrats hope to rein in the power of federal immigration officers in Minnesota as the state's legislative session gets underway Tuesday, while Republicans will focus on combatting fraud in taxpayer-funded programs that President Donald Trump cited ...

The U.S. stock market is swinging in uneasy trading on Tuesday as companies talk about how discouraged their customers are feeling and some tech stocks continue to feel the downside of the artificial-intelligence boom.

The Trump administration told states on Tuesday to knock off their attempts to regulate prediction markets, where people can bet on everything from political races to the weather, saying Uncle Sam is the only one with that power.

President Trump has not decided which GOP candidate to endorse ahead of the contentious Republican Senate primary in Texas, instead opting to favor all hopefuls in the three-way race.