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The Justice Department announced Monday that it snatched over 1,000 websites used to illegally stream matches during the just-completed World Cup.

A federal appeals court on Tuesday overturned a lower court ruling that had ordered a Palestinian immigrant released from immigration detention, saying the district court didn't have the authority to intervene.

The Trump administration on Tuesday said it was deferring more than $1 billion in Medicaid payments to Minnesota and California because of "suspected fraud and noncompliance," the latest in a series of punitive steps it has linked to allegations of ...

Virginia authorities on Tuesday said they charged a Mexican man in the slaying of a 2-year-old girl this month.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Gen. Dan Caine, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, are testifying Tuesday before the Senate Appropriations Committee, where they're expected to face questioning over the Trump administration's $87 billion ...

One may not expect thousands to flock each winter to Lesotho but for many ski enthusiasts from across southern Africa, the small, landlocked mountain kingdom has become the go-to place in recent years.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced his own crackdown Tuesday to try to block migrants who game the immigration system by having babies on U.S. soil, earning automatic citizenship for those children.

California prosecutors on Tuesday arraigned the Sausalito city manager on felony burglary charges after she was accused of trying to steal a yacht from a local marina over the weekend.

Living beneath the flight path of Russian missiles, residents of Kyiv's Lukianivka neighborhood are choosing to rebuild rather than flee.

Thankful families this month celebrated the July 10 rescue by the Nigerian army of dozens of abducted schoolchildren, but the latest progress in embattled President Bola Tinubu's three-year war on Islamic militants may be too little too late for some ...