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A sell-off for stocks is slamming into Wall Street Tuesday after wrapping around the world, as oil prices leap even higher with worries that the widening war with Iran may do more sustained damage to the economy than feared.

A Georgia man whose teenage son is accused of killing two students and two teachers at a high school was convicted of second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter Tuesday.

Apple on Monday announced the iPhone 17e, a more affordable addition to its iPhone 17 lineup that starts at $599 and is set to hit shelves March 11.

The American decapitation strikes on Iranian and Venezuelan leadership should raise alarms for Taiwan, the island democracy claimed by China.

Congress is gearing up for a rare and potentially consequential vote this week on a pair of bipartisan war powers resolutions aimed at reining in President Trump's military operations in Iran.

The United Nations nuclear watchdog organization, the International Atomic Energy Agency, said Tuesday that it spotted recent damage at the entrance of Iran's underground Natanz fuel enrichment facility.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem told senators on Tuesday that she personally ran her plans by President Trump to spend more than $200 million on pro-deportation ads that have boosted her own profile.

Rep. Nancy Mace, South Carolina Republican, is facing a House Ethics Committee investigation over allegations she improperly billed her congressional office for expenses tied to her Washington, D.C., home -- and the fallout could shape the trajectory ...

Todd Meadows, a deckhand on the Discovery Channel reality series "Deadliest Catch," died Feb. 25 while crabbing in Alaskan waters.

Interest in the District of Columbia's first Tulip Day event was so strong, the signup website crashed as tickets sold out.