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Democratic Rep. Wesley Bell ended socialist former Rep. Cory Bush's comeback bid in a rare rebuke of the Democratic Party's rising left wing.

The supercharged Democratic Senate primary between Rep. Haley Stevens and liberal favorite Abdul El-Sayed was too close to call Tuesday night, leaving the political world glued to slow-trickling returns out of the Detroit area.

Authorities on Sunday arrested a man who was walking the grounds and appeared to be monitoring security planning at President Donald Trump's California golf course two days ahead of the president's visit.

The Trump administration said Tuesday it paid a $3,500 fine for being in contempt of court after a federal judge ruled Homeland Security didn't turn over documents being sought in a case about immigration enforcement in Los Angeles.

A fast-moving wildfire destroyed about 230 homes in an Indigenous community in western Canada, officials said Tuesday, making it one of the country's most destructive fires in recent years.

Sen. Susan Collins announced Tuesday that she will oppose Todd Blanche's nomination to be attorney general, narrowing his margin for getting confirmed.

TOM SELLECK: "I stay out of the current political world. Why piss off half the country when you're in the business of entertaining people?"

An oil spill caused by leakage from a U.K.-sanctioned tanker grounded for weeks off Oman appears to be expanding dramatically, reaching shorelines and far out to sea, according to experts and satellite images reviewed by The Associated Press.

Sharyn Alfonsi and Scott Pelley, two of the correspondents ousted from "60 Minutes" as part of a major shakeup at the storied CBS News show, are moving from the newsroom to the classroom.

Missouri's top election official has rejected a citizens' petition seeking a statewide referendum on new congressional districts backed by President Donald Trump.