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Children of the workers who cleaned up after the Chernobyl nuclear reactor exploded in April 1986 are showing mutations in their DNA decades later, according to researchers at the University of Bonn in Germany.

D.C. police have yet to nab the suspect behind a mysterious killing in Logan Circle last week in which the victim was tied up, beaten and then had his apartment set on fire.

Robert Duvall, the Oscar-winning actor of matchless versatility and dedication whose classic roles included the intrepid consigliere of the first two "Godfather" movies and the over-the-hill country music singer in "Tender Mercies," has died at age ...

The cost of rent is dropping, and the Trump administration is taking credit for it, citing immigration policies that have halted the flood of illegal immigrants and forced out millions of people living in the United States illegally.

No visitor to the United Kingdom can fail to notice the pride the nation lavishes on its military.

The U.S. Army is fundamentally transforming how it fights wars by investing heavily in autonomous drones and robotic systems designed to replace soldiers in the most dangerous battlefield situations, according to Army Chief Technology Officer Alex ...

A 71-year-old man died after being gored by a bull during the first night of the Carnaval del Toro festival in Ciudad Rodrigo, Spain.

Democratic officials in Virginia have been accused of misleading voters with the language used in the ballot question for the party's redistricting plan.

Catholic Democrats in Congress say ICE is violating God's precepts in carrying out President Trump's mass deportation mission.

President Trump on Monday called for those responsible for 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie's disappearance to return her unharmed or face the death penalty.