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Breaking news from the U.S. and around the world, reported as it happens.
WatchThe 20-year-old vanished near Kyoto during a family vacation after turning off his phone's location. A volunteer team found his body Saturday in rugged terrain that more than 100 police officers had failed to search successfully.
The court ordered new trials for two Aurora medics who injected a massive ketamine dose into McClain in 2019, finding jurors got faulty instructions. The state attorney general vowed to appeal to Colorado's Supreme Court.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth used language echoing European far-right parties while commemorating the 82nd anniversary of the Normandy landings, reflecting Trump administration immigration rhetoric.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has demonstrated minimal engagement with managing his sprawling department as he focuses narrowly on food and vaccine policies, according to administration sources.
WatchGunfire erupted just after 5:30 p.m. Saturday near the popular Ohio neighborhood festival, wounding 12 people aged 14 to 61. Police believe two shooters were firing at each other, and no one is in custody.
Israeli troops opened fire after perceiving vehicle was accelerating toward them, while infant's grandmother disputes that account.
Attack occurs as Israel maintains military presence in southern Lebanon despite recent ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah.
WatchThe bipartisan war powers resolution is the first measure to clear either chamber since the conflict began three months ago — a rare congressional rebuke that nonetheless faces near-certain death in the Senate.
With energy prices climbing on the Gulf crisis and the labor market holding steady, Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack signaled the central bank may soon need to tighten rather than cut.
David Rush remains in federal detention as officials say he diverted millions in federal funds through a fraudulent intelligence operation.
The Pentagon has raised its counterintelligence threat assessment to the highest level amid concerns Israel eavesdropped on American negotiations with Iran.
Brent crude has surged roughly 50 percent since the war began, war-risk insurance has quintupled and Goldman Sachs estimates 14.5 million barrels a day have vanished from global production as the Strait of Hormuz stays shut.
Mayor Ras Baraka says city will not use taxpayer money to safeguard privately-run immigration facility.
Federal surge strains nationwide immigration system, with lawyers reporting widespread errors and confusion in proceedings.
The former Attorney General was long dismissed in the contest until Eric Swalwell's abrupt departure created an unexpected path for the experienced Democrat.
Rhode Island judge rules that indefinite holds on green card applications violated law and left immigrants in 'indeterminate legal limbo' due to 'anti-immigrant sentiments.'
Employers maintained steady hiring pace in May, but wage growth fails to keep up with rising prices as consumer pessimism persists.
Despite rejecting funding for Trump allies, GOP lawmakers allowed administration to grant president potentially lucrative tax protections.
Democrats withdrew support for renewing key surveillance authorities following the president's controversial intelligence appointment, throwing national security programs into uncertainty.
Despite overall labor market improvements, entry-level hiring has stagnated, threatening to scar an entire generation of workers with permanent career setbacks.
Federal prosecutors say a senior government virologist and a colleague carried 113 undeclared vials — 17 containing inactivated monkeypox virus — and lied to border officers.
Multiple women describe Graham Platner as charming but intimidating, raising questions about his viability in crucial Senate race.
Researchers use advanced CRISPR technique to precisely edit embryo genes for the first time, raising both hope and ethical concerns.
Federal officials reveal the scale of the administration's efforts to investigate alleged voting violations by non-citizens across the country.
Former national security adviser agrees to plead guilty to illegal retention of classified documents, facing potential fine and up to five years in prison.
Investigators are examining whether the nation's largest residential brokerage has too tight a grip on the New York housing market. Compass shares tumbled as much as 12% on the news.
Former Trump national security adviser agrees to plead guilty to illegal retention charges, facing potential fine and up to five years in prison.
Nearly 1,700 public comments received by National Capital Planning Commission, with almost all opposing the controversial monument proposal.
Six Republicans and an independent joined Democrats to force measure to floor after party leaders blocked additional Ukraine assistance.
Measure directing end to U.S. engagement in Iran adopted with handful of Republicans crossing party lines, signaling growing opposition to president's unilateral war powers.