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Polls opened Sunday in parliamentary elections that Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi hopes will give her struggling party a big enough win to push through an ambitious conservative political agenda.

A skier on Mammoth Mountain in California died attempting a steep expert run Thursday, days after a 12-year-old girl fell from a ski lift there.

D.C. Health ordered ambulances diverted away from seeking treatment at George Washington University Hospital this week due to flooding issues.

Those in downtown San Francisco may see a cluster of people marching toward the business districts on Saturday afternoon. They're aligned with the March for Billionaires, a pro-wealth initiative.

Lawmakers set to review unredacted Jeffrey Epstein records at the Justice Department beginning Monday will be allowed to examine only documents that have already been released to the public, not the full universe of Epstein-related materials the ...

The D.C. Department of Public Works is back to issuing fines to residents and business owners who fail to clear snow off their sidewalks.

Lawmakers will be able to review the Justice Department's unredacted Jeffrey Epstein files on Monday morning following criticism regarding the heavy black ink used to cover large swaths of the released documents.

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown, Sen. Maggie Hassan and others are warning people about potential Super Bowl scams involving tickets and gambling.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington on Wednesday about the U.S. talks with Iran, his office said Saturday, as concerns remain high about possible regional conflict.

The 700-plus habeas corpus petitions mentioned in Friday's 5th Circuit detention ruling represent only a portion of the legal challenges stemming from Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota, where federal courts are dealing with an unprecedented volume ...