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Congo's Ebola outbreak has killed more than 4,000 people and is on track to become the deadliest on record, as unpaid health workers, community distrust and violence hamper the response.

The final jobs report before the midterm elections showed sluggish hiring in September, but the mediocre number offers a silver lining for President Trump and his Republican Party's defense of Capitol Hill majorities.

Some Eminem fans are voicing disappointment after Kid Rock revealed that the Detroit rapper appears on his new Christian album.

Nike will eliminate jobs as part of a sweeping restructuring meant to make the sportswear giant "more agile, efficient and athlete-focused." The company has not said how many positions are at stake.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore touted a bipartisan, governor-led coalition on artificial intelligence, saying at Thursday's Maryland Innovation Summit that the group is filling a policy void left by federal inaction.

A self-professed antifa agitator who called for outing and harassing ICE officers "at the barrel of a gun" asked the Supreme Court on Friday to order his release from pretrial detention, telling the justices he's not a real threat to society.

U.S. employers added a disappointing 29,000 jobs and the unemployment rate ticked up last month, the government reported Friday, a month before voters go to the polls in pivotal midterm elections at a time of discontent over the high cost of living ...

This week's attack on a pilot by a co-pilot who tried to crash a Tel Aviv-bound flight left the region's travel industry in crisis Friday, raising questions about aviation security and further unsettling a Middle East already shaken by the U.S.-Iran ...

The Kennedy Center Honors will be held Dec. 7 at Capital One Arena, not the Kennedy Center. No reason was given as a legal fight over Trump's name continues.

A research group says new radar scans of a boat-shaped formation in eastern Turkey have detected underground anomalies it interprets as possible organized structures, supporting its theory that the remains of Noah's Ark are buried there.