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Federal forecasters issued a warning Wednesday that El Nino is expected to arrive within weeks and could intensify into one of the most powerful climate events on record, with wide-ranging consequences for hurricane activity, rainfall and ...

Efforts to unseat British Prime Minister Keir Starmer from within his own party broke into open rebellion Thursday, with one potential rival resigning from the Cabinet and two others positioning themselves for a future leadership challenge.

A Republican gubernatorial candidate in Connecticut, Erin Stewart, suspended her campaign after a report alleged that her personal use of a city credit card as mayor of New Britain was fraudulent.

The full report on Metropolitan Police's crime data manipulation scheme showed the department's higher-ups reclassified hundreds of crimes as lesser offenses, as multiple police leaders pointed to a "culture of fear" created by former Chief Pamela A.

Israel said Thursday that Netanyahu and Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar had instructed officials to initiate a defamation lawsuit against the New York Times over a Nicholas Kristof opinion column alleging sexual abuse of Palestinian detainees by ...

A federal grand jury in Washington has returned a superseding indictment against a high-ranking leader of the Cartel de Jalisco Nueva Generacion, expanding drug trafficking and money laundering charges against a man prosecutors say was reportedly ...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Chinese warnings of a conflict over Taiwan during the summit in Beijing have not altered the U.S. policy of supporting the island democracy.

The U.S. Coast Guard and Air Force helped rescue 11 people from a life raft this week after the plane they were on crashed off the east coast of Florida.

The Federal Reserve's annual household survey found that Americans were mostly satisfied last year with their personal finances, but their perceptions of the national economy worsened.

Given the choice between appearing with Vice President J.D. Vance in the Maine city she calls home or preserving her record-setting perfect voting streak in the U.S. Senate, Sen. Susan Collins chose to keep her streak alive in Washington.