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Argentine Nahuel Gallo, who spent 448 days imprisoned in Venezuela, called Friday for the international community to increase pressure on the government of interim Venezuelan President Delcy Rodriguez to release other prisoners.

There are no immigrants waiting for rulings anymore at San Francisco's main immigration court, no lawyers making arguments.

Authorities said Friday that fentanyl and methamphetamine were found at a home where first responders answering a call about suspected overdoses in a rural New Mexico county became sick.

Senegal's President Bassirou Diomaye Faye has fired Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko after years of simmering tension.

The estranged husband of a prominent New York City art dealer was convicted Friday of hiring a hitman to kill him in Brazil.

A judge on Friday threw out author Michael Wolff's lawsuit against first lady Melania Trump, ruling that his "contorted" attempt to prevent her from suing him for $1 billion over his statements about her and Jeffrey Epstein "is not how the federal ...

Democrats have a new midterm rallying cry -- and it's called "Ballroom Republicans." Here's how Trump's gilded White House projects became a political flashpoint while Americans pay $4.50 for gas.

One of the teenagers who killed three people at a San Diego mosque this week had been flagged to law enforcement last year for exhibiting alarming behavior and idolizing Nazis, prompting police to confiscate his father's guns, according to court ...

Mayor Muriel Bowser has put out an executive order establishing a nightly juvenile curfew and allowing police to declare curfew zones.

For the first time since Gerald Ford stumped at the Rockland County Courthouse nearly half a century ago, a sitting president set foot in one of New York's most competitive congressional districts -- and Rep. Mike Lawler made sure everyone knew it.