Politics

The heads of Apple Daily have been arrested in Hong Kong on suspicion of violating national security laws.

Ed Litton, an Alabama moderate pastor, won a high-stakes presidential election that has the potential to reshape the country's largest Protestant denomination's future.

The former National Security Agency contractor was sentenced to a halfway house while on good behavior.

The Senate minority leader's remarks have fueled calls for Stephen Breyer to resign during the Biden administration.

Conspiracy's more militant adherents that they "can no longer trust the plan" laid out by the conspiracy's enigmatic standard-bearer.

“The Squad” has declared war on its own party leader, Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, over her rebuke of Rep. Ilhan Omar

The recent increase in grand larcenies in New York City demonstrates once again that Mayor Bill de Blasio was dead wrong

The candidates' focus on Eric Adams, particularly on his residency status, reflected his early lead in the race for New York City mayor.

Russell Taylor has been charged with crimes in connection with the Jan. 6 uprising at the United States Capitol.

Radical gun rights group or who were involved in planning any of the political events held during the week of the attack.

Morrison drew ire from China's economic commentators when he referred to Beijing's campaign against Canberra as "economic coercion"

Brittany Higgins, Grace Tame, and Chanel Contos have had a significant impact on police reports of rape allegations.

In memory of her 15-year-old friend Yumna Afzaal and three family members who were run down and killed by a truck

The family of a 32-year-old Black Minneapolis man is demanding transparency in the investigation into his death.

Police in riot gear clashed with dozens of parkgoers who stayed past the deadline in the Greenwich Village space.

A federal judge ruled Friday that California's three-decade-old assault weapon ban violates the state's constitutional right to bear arms.

Charges against a New Brunswick doctor accused of being responsible for the COVID-19 outbreak have been dropped.

On June 3, 1989, a young woman is caught in the crossfire between civilians and Chinese soldiers attempting to remove her from an assembly

The departure of an editor at JAMA has prompted calls for a greater emphasis on racism and its consequences.

Former President Donald Trump's supporters flooded the waters off Jupiter, Fla., Monday for a Memorial Day boat parade.