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The criminal indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center this week was met with much outrage but little surprise from civil rights leaders, who have for more than a year prepared for heightened legal scrutiny from the Trump administration, and how ...

Pope Leo XIV urged the United States and Iran to return to talks to end the war Thursday and condemned capital punishment, in a wide-ranging press conference en route home from his trip to Africa.

A prominent Iranian official said Thursday there are no major divisions within the country's leadership, a swipe at President Trump's claim that twin camps in Tehran cannot agree on how to end their war with the U.S.

The leading Democrats in the California governor's race would block Trump administration reforms aimed at mitigating the state's massive illegal immigration problem and would even fight a federal policy prohibiting licenses for truck drivers who can ...

The Strokes frontman Julian Casablancas sparked controversy this week after claiming that "American Zionists" enjoy the benefits of white privilege while speaking as though they are the oppressed -- remarks that came days after his band used its ...

An American veteran of a legendary British battle was saluted Thursday by top brass from across the world at South Korea's "Gloster Hill Memorial Park" in Paju, just south of the DMZ.

The sale of tobacco products to people born in 2009 or later will be illegal under a new bill passed by Britain's Parliament.

The Justice Department's chief watchdog announced a probe Thursday into the release of files related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, with a particular eye toward whether the department released everything it was supposed to while protecting ...

A multi-convicted fraudster was sentenced to seven years in federal prison for using stolen identities to fraudulently obtain millions of dollars in pandemic-era unemployment benefits, federal prosecutors in Atlanta announced.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said he would welcome a debate with President Trump in response to Mr. Trump calling him a "low IQ person."