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The YouTuber EDP445 is facing a slew of sex crimes charges in California, months after he made comments in an interview regarding allegations of soliciting sex from a minor.

The incoming chairman of the House Armed Services Committee said conducting "vigorous oversight" of the Department of Defense and the Trump administration will be its top priority when the Democratic-led Congress is sworn in in January.

Billionaire Leon Black on Wednesday filed a federal defamation lawsuit against California Rep. Robert Garcia for public comments the Democratic congressman made tying him to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

A gunman plowed a car into a courtyard on Citibank's sprawling Tampa business campus on Wednesday and opened fire with a rifle, killing a woman before a security guard fatally shot him, authorities said.

Authorities on Wednesday were still trying to piece together how an escaped Tennessee prisoner convicted of murder evaded capture for more than a week before being tracked down hundreds of miles away in Missouri.

Three's company, and four's a crowd, but to some, four might be exactly what they're looking for.

When they take control of Congress in January, Democrats plan to quickly hold votes to reverse GOP healthcare cuts, end President Trump's war in Iran and repeal his tariffs.

Former President Barack Obama got the last laugh Tuesday night, as voters delivered a devastating rebuke to President Trump and handed Democrats sweeping victories that threaten to derail the final two years of his presidency.

After President Donald Trump said he would accept the results of his party's midterm rout, many of his loyalists followed suit even though they, too, are always a hair trigger away from branding a losing election rigged.

Among the most immediate impacts of the midterm elections that will return control of Congress to Democrats next year are expected major cutbacks and cancellations of Trump administration defense policies and programs.