The settlement comes as coronavirus infections in detention centers have surged since December to 3,129 a nearly 15% of the total detained population a as of Wednesday.
The British prime minister is famous for his ability to skate away from scandals large and small. But this one, over pandemic gatherings, might stick.
Jordan says it killed 27 suspected armed drug smugglers in the deadliest encounter so far in a rising wave of confrontations on the border with Syria.
An adoptee from South Korea grows up in Compton, then learns she had more in common with her birth mother than she ever imagined.
If you're worrying that a jury could let Trump slide because he lacked 'criminal intent' to commit election fraud, read the law.
As the U.S. seeks to present a united front on Ukraine, Germany has its own interests to safeguard in dealings with the Kremlin. Some other European states do as well.
The retirement of Supreme Court Justice Stephen G. Breyer provides Democrats a chance to reengerize Black Democratic voters ahead of the midterm.
Tensions, already high, ratchet up as Washington prepares to deliver its response rejecting most of Moscow's demands on Ukraine.
More than 100 Islamic State fighters attacked a prison in northeast Syria to try to free thousands of comrades locked inside.
The recent killings of two journalists within a week in the northern border city of Tijuana have fanned outrage.
On the eve of a presidential inauguration, Honduras faces a new political crisis.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced she is running for reelection to her San Francisco-area congressional seat.
Honduran President-elect Xiomara Castro has seen her prospects of a successful administration take a hit even before her Jan. 27 inauguration
Even when the U.S. is saber-rattling, our real foreign policy tool of choice is economic and diplomatic sanctions.
Western embassies are also moving some of their staff out of Kyiv
Activists warn that the failure to deliver on promises to Black voters could hurt Democrats in the midterm election.
The Serrano people of Southern California saw their Indigenous language almost vanish. Ernest Siva is bringing it back.
Lourdes Maldonado LA3pez was shot to death Sunday night in Tijuana, becoming the second journalist killed there in less than a week.
The Russia-Ukraine crisis offers a lesson: The U.S. is still a superpower, but its ability to influence events overseas is increasingly limited.
Slog of trench warfare in eastern Ukraine yields scenes reminiscent of World War I.
Russia and the United States held 'frank' talks Friday but failed to resolve deep differences over Ukraine, as the U.S. races to avert an invasion.
The coronavirus surge, caused by the Omicron variant, may be declining in some parts of the country, according to White House officials Friday.
How a suburban mom became an activist by leaning into her Afro-Latina identity
Air attack in Abu Dhabi by Houthi rebels sparks the latest escalation in Yemen's civil war and leaves the U.S. and other nations with limited options.
Mexico is seeing record numbers of COVID-19 cases.
Whether president misspoke or reflected European unease, the White House rushed to contain the damage. Ukraine reacts furiously.
Prosecutions are becoming more difficult in these decades-old murders. But history hasn't finished with them. Now journalists, scholars and the public need to see the files.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy's refusal to testify before the Jan. 6 select committee forces Democrats to make tough choices.
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