A cellphone video shows officers from the Washington County Sheriff's Office taking a black trash bag from the property of Austin Lee Edwards.

Russia freed the WNBA star in a dramatic high-level prisoner exchange, with the U.S. releasing notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout.

A new lineup favoring South Carolina and other states with substantial Black populations could benefit the vice president if Biden chooses not to run again.

The Palestinians' red-white-black-and-green flag has been a ubiquitous presence at the Middle East's first World Cup.

An experimental decoy drug that's designed to lure the coronavirus away from cells is being readied for tests in humans.

Partisan legislators seek the power to draw partisan gerrymanders without judicial oversight.

For the last month, 48,000 graduate students, researchers and assistants throughout the University of California system have been on strike. We examine what's next.

Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock defeats Republican Herschel Walker, a Trump endorsee plagued by scandal, in the Senate runoff election in Georgia.

Austin Lee Edwards made violent threats in 2016 after experiencing relationship troubles with his then-girlfriend, according to a police report.

Katie Sigmond appeared in a TikTok video in late October that showed her hitting a golf ball off the rim of the Grand Canyon before flinging the club into the chasm as well.

In Georgia's Senate runoff between Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock and Republican Herschel Walker, will Democrats mobilize and win an absolute majority?

The Biden administration's move ensures that Haitians who have been in the country as of Nov. 6 this year will be eligible to apply for temporary protected status.

The Department of Homeland Security delays the deadline for domestic air travelers to have a Real ID to 2025. The previous deadline was May 3, 2023.

Supreme Court hears clash between LGBTQ rights and a Christian business owner's opposition to same-sex weddings.

Vice President Kamala Harris will visit downtown L.A. on Sunday to administer the oath of office to incoming Mayor Karen Bass, the first woman and second Black Angeleno to hold the office.

As a billionaire close to the prime minister nears acquisition of NDTV, India's last independent mainstream TV network, many fear for journalism.

San Francisco attorney Harmeet Dhillon has promoted Trumpism and conspiracy theories that helped undermine the party in California and across the country.

In August, administration officials thought they might be near a deal with Iran on its nuclear program, but the outbreak of protests have made that impossible.

In trying to prevent a work stoppage that could've threatened the fragile economy, Biden risks alienating his key allies: labor activists and workers.

This week, Congress passed a bill that effectively prohibits U.S. rail workers from going on strike. We dig into the history of an industry where previous work stoppages have turned deadly.

When everyone around them stops taking pandemic precautions, it gets harder for immunocompromised Americans to protect themselves against COVID.

An appeals court has ruled that a lower court judge should not have appointed a special master to review documents seized in an FBI search of Trump's home.

The institution that helped foster Mexico's democracy is under attack by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.

In Ukraine, a bleak winter lies ahead for combatants and civilians alike, as its army strives to maintain battlefield momentum against Russian forces.

Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) told reporters that the committee's report will not be completed before Congress is scheduled to leave for the month on Dec. 16, but there is a "good possibility" it will be out before Christmas.