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About 160 troops at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas have been infected with influenza over the past three weeks, including one trainee's death that is still under investigation, multiple news outlets report.

Bad Bunny has become the first Latin music artist to surpass $1 billion in career touring revenue, multiple news outlets report.

The ID requirement to enter the Obama Presidential Center has drawn pointed criticism from conservative commentators who argue it contradicts years of Democratic opposition to voter identification laws.

Customs and Border Protection officials said agents in the Houston area seized fake World Cup goods worth over $6 million.

A teenager's death after being thrown from a horse carriage in Central Park has prompted the age-old New York City attraction to shut down temporarily.

The Justice Department said it intends to intervene in a lawsuit filed by an order of Catholic nuns fighting a New York law requiring nursing homes to house biological males who identify as female with women.

Comedian Carlos Mencia was arrested Thursday at his home in Encino, California, and charged with 12 felony counts of failure to file personal and corporate income tax returns with intent to evade tax after prosecutors alleged he failed to report $8 ...

A Ukrainian agency that investigates government corruption is launching a criminal case after a wiretap device was found in the home of one of its lead investigators.

Israel and Hezbollah, the Iran-backed militia group, agreed to pause their fighting on Friday, just hours after the Israeli military launched airstrikes on southern Lebanon.

Twenty-six state and local governments will raise their minimum wage on July 1 -- a flurry of legislative action that supporters say is long overdue and critics insist will worsen the nation's affordability crisis.