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Across the country, progressives are lighting a fire that they hope will catapult Democrats back to power in Congress this year. But here in a hotel ballroom, the party's beleaguered moderates have another message - not so fast.

A Utah pet food company has halted sales of its entire Quest product line and expanded a voluntary recall to include two lots of frozen cat food after disclosing potentially low thiamine levels that the company says can cause thiamine deficiency and ...

President Trump has bragged about reducing the cost of a gallon of gas, but the war that the U.S. is waging in Iran is about to cause gasoline prices to rise.

The U.S. imposed sanctions Monday on the Rwandan Defence Forces and four of its senior officials for supporting the March 23 Movement, an armed group responsible for human rights abuses in the central African nation of Congo.

Texas authorities on Monday named the two slain victims from this weekend's deadly mass shooting in Austin that also left 14 others wounded.

U.S. first lady Melania Trump presided over a U.N. Security Council meeting on Monday focusing on children in conflict, one of her signature issues, and acknowledged she was doing so at "challenging times" as the United States has joined Israel in ...

"Today" show host Savannah Guthrie and her sister returned to their mother's home outside Tucson on Monday in their first sighting at the house since Nancy Guthrie went missing a month ago.

The White House said Monday that a red rash visible on President Trump's neck was caused by a prescription skin cream that was described as "preventative."

Sen. Susan Collins visited her childhood stomping grounds along the Canadian border on her first real campaign swing since launching her reelection bid, reminding voters how her seat atop the Senate Appropriations Committee has steered billions of ...

D.C. officials said Monday that the Potomac River is safe for recreational activities again following a January sewage spill that contaminated the waterway with disease-carrying bacteria.