New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced Sunday that he has ended his campaign for reelection.

Sen. John Fetterman has no intention of leaving the Democratic Party -- despite growing tensions with its left wing.

The Taliban on Sunday freed a U.S. citizen from an Afghan prison, weeks after they said they had reached an agreement with U.S. envoys on a prisoner exchange as part of an effort to normalize relations.

A weather system that is forecast to become Tropical Storm Imelda later in the day before approaching the coast of South Carolina as a hurricane early next week was causing disruption in the Bahamas and nearby islands on Sunday.

Congressional leaders are pointing fingers at each other ahead of a high-stakes meeting at the White House to avert a potential government shutdown.

Federal prosecutors have charged a former Soros Fund manager with trafficking women into his New York City "sex dungeon."

Moldovans on Sunday cast ballots in a tense parliamentary election plagued by claims of Russian interference, a vote seen as a choice between integration with the European Union or a drift back into Moscow's fold.

Russia unleashed a barrage of drones and missiles on Ukraine overnight into Sunday, killing at least four people, with Kyiv suffering the heaviest assault.

Russia unleashed a barrage of drones and missiles on Ukraine overnight into Sunday, killing at least four people, with Kyiv suffering the heaviest assault.

House Speaker Mike Johnson said Sunday that Democrats are willing to trigger a federal government shutdown in pursuit of health care benefits for illegal immigrants.

Russell M. Nelson, the oldest-ever president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, died Saturday night at the age of 101, church officials announced.

Vice President J.D. Vance on Sunday dismissed accusations that politics played a role in the indictment of former FBI Director James B. Comey, calling such claims "preposterous."

Europe painted Bethpage Black in blue scores Saturday with exquisite golf that demolished and disheartened the Americans, and proved to be the best response to a New York Ryder Cup crowd that was so hostile extra security was brought in to keep it from getting worse.

Drone footage released this month shows a group of polar bears taking refuge from the Arctic summer in the buildings of an abandoned Russian weather station.

Drone footage released this month shows a group of polar bears taking refuge from the Arctic summer in the buildings of an abandoned Russian weather station.

Thousands of Hezbollah supporters gathered in Beirut to honor former leader Hassan Nasrallah and his successor Hashem Safieddine, both killed in Israeli airstrikes nearly a year ago.

With nothing but grit, muscle and an iron jaw, a hugely popular Egyptian wrestler geared up for an extraordinary challenge Saturday: pulling a 700-ton ship across the water with a rope held only by his teeth.

Four people have died after heavy rain caused flooding in Arizona, sending some people in a rural community to their rooftops for safety, officials said Saturday.

Harrods, the luxury British department store, has warned some customers that their personal data may have been taken in a breach of its online systems.

Russia gets the microphone at the U.N. world leaders' meeting Saturday, three years into an invasion of Ukraine that the international community has broadly deplored and a that powerful member newly says Ukraine can repel.

The Danish defense ministry said Saturday that "drones have been observed at several of Danish defense facilities" overnight Friday into Saturday.

Vietnam's president this week hosted a meeting with war veterans that included the handover of military identity cards from two missing American service members to relatives with the help of a POW-MIA activist group.

Two front-runners have emerged in the race to be Japan's next prime minister: the comparatively youthful scion of a political dynasty and a foreign policy hawk who could become the country's first female leader.

Greta Thunberg and others aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla were not saying "Thank You for the Music" when their radio was hacked and played ABBA music while they were trying to sail to Gaza to deliver aid.

A Nigerian court Friday rejected a request to free a separatist leader, ruling that prosecutors had presented enough evidence for him to face terrorism charges brought by the government.

China has opened an investigation into whether import tariffs being imposed by Mexico are a trade and investment barrier.

Hurricane Humberto formed Friday in the Atlantic Ocean on track to become a major hurricane, while forecasters monitored a nearby tropical disturbance that could bring dangerous weather to the southeastern United States in the coming days.

Encircled by critics and protesters at the United Nations, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told fellow world leaders on Friday that his nation "must finish the job" against Hamas in Gaza, giving a defiant speech despite growing international isolation over his refusal to end the devastating war. "Western leaders may have buckled under the pressure," he said. "And I guarantee you one thing: Israel won't."

The U.N. Security Council is expected to vote Friday on a proposal that would delay the implementation of "snapback" sanctions on Iran by six months, giving the Islamic republic more time to negotiate a solution to its nuclear program.