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Israeli officials sought to make amends after Catholic Church leaders in Jerusalem were denied entrance on Palm Sunday to the Church of the Holy Sepulcher amid security concerns.

The Department of Homeland Security shutdown on Monday surpasses last fall's record 43-day, government-wide shutdown.

You don't have to go very deep into the U.S. Constitution to see the word "citizen" appear. It's first used in Article I, Section 2, where the founding document says to serve in the House of Representatives someone must have been a citizen for seven ...

Anne Arundel County Police said three people were arrested Saturday after the trio jumped a man inside a shopping mall, which led to a shooting and then a police chase that crossed county lines.

Violence erupted in the central Haitian town of Petite-Riviere de l'Artibonite early Sunday morning as a powerful gang warred with a vigilante group, regional officials confirmed to The Associated Press.

Partisans on both sides are anticipating the November elections, although for very different reasons.

Afghanistan's government accused Pakistan's military of shelling the outskirts of an eastern Afghan city on Sunday, killing one person and wounding more than a dozen in the latest episode of renewed fighting between the two neighboring countries.

Early speculation about the 2028 presidential race is already taking shape in both parties, with elected officials weighing potential bids while balancing reelection plans and other priorities.

Police in the English city of Derby arrested a man on suspicion of attempted murder after a car struck a number of pedestrians in the busy city center, sending seven people to hospitals.

Yemen's Houthi rebels fired drones and ballistic missiles Saturday toward Israel, marking the first-known attack from the Iran-backed terror group since the start U.S.-Israeli air campaigns against the Islamic republic.