The US peace envoy to Afghanistan, Zalmay Khalilzad, met Sunday with leaders in Kabul to discuss bil

House Republicans question whether she should remain in party leadership position

The effort to reinvent policing after the death of George Floyd in police custody is getting an assi

Juries are reluctant to second-guess the split-second decisions of police officers in potentially vi

Somali, AU officials agree to forge ahead despite concerns about Somali parliament's controversial e

Backlog of immigration cases more than doubled even before current rise in border arrivals

Derek Chauvin is charged with murder and manslaughter in the death of George Floyd

Award was created by the family of the late President Kennedy to honor public figures who risk their

US will resume certain types of assistance, including that related to global health and food securit

Andrea Sahouri maintains she was just doing her job

Crackdown on democratic opposition intensifies

Texas and other states have been battling winter storms that blew past the worst-case planning of ut

House impeachment managers show dramatic video of January 6 mayhem at US Capitol, but Trump lawyers

Initial arguments center on whether it is constitutional to try the former US leader after he has le

President Biden says he is focusing on the coronavirus pandemic, rather than the impeachment trial o

Initial arguments center on whether it is constitutional to try the former US leader after he has le

Officials worry event could serve as flashpoint for American extremists still angry over outcome of

Thousands of US National Guard troops  some armed  will be on duty, helping local law enforcement

Former president is charged with inciting insurrection at US Capitol on January 6 

The filings foreshadow legal arguments both sides will present as Senate meets beginning next Tuesda

Less than two weeks before the Trump's second impeachment trial, the former president introduces new

Former president split with previous defense team over trial strategy

Change injects fresh uncertainty into makeup, strategy of his defense team

The moves come as Congress continues to react to this month's deadly assault on the Capitol

Trial starts in two weeks accusing former president of inciting the storming of the US Capitol

Several Republican lawmakers, while often admonishing Trump, questioned why trial is being held sinc

Donald Trump is out of office but faces a Senate trial accused of inciting an insurrection earlier t

Former president is accused of inciting an insurrection

FBI warns police of possible armed protests outside all 50 state capitol buildings starting Saturday

Handful of Republicans join Democrats in approving measure with a vote of 232-197, making president

Trump is first US leader to be impeached twice and now faces Senate trial after Biden is inaugurated

A week before his term ends, Trump could become only American leader impeached twice; WATCH floor pr

Foreign service officers say last week's events may badly undermine US credibility to promote and de

Man is scheduled to be executed Thursday for his participation in a double murder when he was 18

President Donald Trump threatened to veto a defense bill if it does not repeal legal protections for

Comments counter call by France's Macron for European strategic independence

Several battleground states will decide the election as both Trump and Biden won other states they w

Twitter, Facebook and others try to balance letting people express themselves while stopping misinfo

Lawmakers approved the measure in a 60-40 vote with 18 abstentions

Critics say Trump has abandoned longstanding US role as safe haven for persecuted people

Nigerian vice president breaks silence on police shootings of protesters

Election analysts deride first 2020 presidential debate as debacle, mostly blaming Trump

The director of national intelligence informed lawmakers of the change Saturday, sparking outrage fr

Officials warn adversaries  especially Russia and China  that US forces are waging a preemptive ca

Jay Sekulow, a lawyer for Trump, told Reuters the president would appeal the ruling and seek to dela

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Wednesday $200 million in humanitarian aid for Iraq

The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces accuse IS sleeper cells and Syrian government proxies of ca

Experts said there was no legal basis in antitrust law for such a payment, and an adviser appeared t

Change in tone outside a federal courthouse that's become ground zero in clashes between demonstrato

Man from Illinois shot several times in front of the judge during a hearing

People between 16 and 21 were arrested under Beijing's new national security law for the formerly se

Fake news about the coronavirus can do real harm. Polygraph.info is spotlighting fact-checks from ot

UN official says people have a right to protest peacefully and should not be subjected to unnecessar

Some local officials oppose the move, saying it will worsen violence  

Robert O'Brien says US policymakers were naive to believe Beijing would evolve into a democracy as i