By Alexandra Valencia and Julia Symmes Cobb QUITO (Reuters) -Ecuadoreans were voting on Sunday to choose a president and legislature

On a sprawling riverside industrial complex about 10 miles (16 kilometers) from Shanghai’s gleaming downtown skyscrapers, a massive

The African Union on Tuesday suspended Niger from all of its institutions and activities following last month’s coup “until the effective restoration of constitutional order.”

General Brice Nguema, who toppled long-time leader Ali Bongo, officially becomes Gabon's interim leader.

President Joe Biden urged his negotiators to keep pursuing a debt-limit deal after House Speaker Kevin McCarthy indicated

Three-time defending SailGP champion Tom Slingsby has skippered Team Australia into the lead of the Spain Sail Grand Prix Cádiz

California Assembly Speaker Robert Rivas has assumed one of the most influential political offices this month

A Maryland woman won $25,000 in a lottery game, collected her winnings from lottery headquarters, then walked across the street and won $50,000 more.

The attacker may still face the death penalty if convicted for murder charges in state court.

Adnan Ghalib and Britney Spears dated between 2007 and 2008 while the singer was settling her divorce from ex-husband, Kevin Federline

North Carolina's Republican-controlled legislature passed a bill Wednesday that would make major changes to the state's election laws, the latest in efforts by GOP-led jurisdictions across the country to rewrite election procedures and impose restrictions on voting practices.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says the military organization has sent 700 more troops to Kosovo to help quell violent protests and has put another battalion on standby in case the riots spread