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Cuban First Secretary Richard Tur de la Concepcion's confrontation last month with Mike Waltz, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N., has already resulted in him getting booted from America.

LIV Golf is shuttering after five years that fractured the sport's landscape with promise of Saudi riches, announcing Thursday in bankruptcy court it plans to wind down operations instead of launching a new version because it didn't have enough ...

Federal prosecutors charged an Adams Morgan club owner with distributing methamphetamine twice over the summer.

A New York bookstore owned by the wife of a senior Democratic senator has agreed to pay back an illegally obtained pandemic loan, the Justice Department said.

Spanish-British actress Dafne Keen, one of the stars of 2017's "X-Men" spinoff "Logan," says she was offered cocaine at Hollywood parties at 11 years old.

The global nuclear power resurgence was supposed to trade the unpredictability of Middle Eastern oil for the stability of worldwide uranium reserves. But Russian President Vladimir Putin may have other plans.

A postal worker is in custody after she shot two coworkers in Des Moines, Iowa, police say.

A Mexican judge accused of taking a $2 million bribe to release a top lieutenant of a former Olympic snowboarder was arrested, the U.S. Justice Department said Thursday.

Canadian rock band Rush said it's ready to perform at the Las Vegas Sphere in May.

D.C. Council member Brooke Pinto asked five newly elected Democratic governors on Thursday to withdraw their National Guard troops from the District once they take office at the start of next year.