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Former President Joe Biden was harassed by anti-Israel demonstrators during his visit to Ireland, where his son, Hunter Biden, accepted an award.

Millions of Spanish workers went on strike Wednesday to protest housing costs, shutting down stores and stalling public transportation in the nation's first general walkout in 14 years.

President Trump is standing by one of his closest corporate allies, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, over his extramarital relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, a striking contrast to the years of ridicule he heaped on former Democratic congressman Eric ...

The White House signaled it will take a combative stance against forthcoming investigations into President Trump by the incoming Democratic Congress, writing a letter to Democrats on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee that their ...

Maryland Democratic Gov. Wes Moore will release a book on national politics next year, just as the 2028 presidential campaign cycle is expected to heat up.

An Arizona man is accused of drunken driving and hitting the car of a Fairfax County Police Department officer who was in the middle of a traffic stop. No one was injured.

More than 300 schools across Italy were evacuated on Wednesday after authorities received an emailed bomb threat, the latest in a series of threats disrupting European institutions.

An "ally" who helped the U.S. war effort in Afghanistan was arrested Tuesday on immigration fraud charges, with authorities saying he fooled federal authorities into granting immigration passes to other Afghans who didn't deserve them.

New D.C. Council member Jamal Holtz became the legislative body's youngest lawmaker ever when he was sworn in this week.

South Carolina authorities said an 11-month-old boy was found "clinging to life" after his father took the infant and buried him alive in a dog crate.