Protecting a narrow, four-vote majority, Republican leaders in the House are making clear the legal process will need to play out with New York Rep. George Santos before they take steps to force his resignation or expel him

LONDON (Reuters) -Finance leaders, companies and philanthropists have committed more than $2 billion to help finance efforts to reduce carbon

By Hyonhee Shin SEOUL (Reuters) -Several thousand South Korean and U.S. troops took part in joint live-fire exercises on Thursday,

Marissa DuBois is also a successful content creator with a large following on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube

Argentina, a country led by a center-left government the past four years, could take an unprecedented turn as frustrated voters weigh handing the presidency to an anti-establishment, right-wing populist

A Florida man sentenced to death for the 1988 attack on a woman who was sexually assaulted and killed with a hammer, then set on fire in her own bed, is set for execution Thursday after dropping all his appeals and saying he was ready to die

Global negotiators have agreed to craft an initial draft treaty to end plastic pollution

Brittany Mahomes has become close to Sophie Turner through mutual friend Taylor Swift and wants to play matchmaker but netizens disapprove

Business tycoons have refused to hire Harvard students, who signed a letter blaming Israel for Hamas’ attack that killed more than 1300 people

The crowd of Democrats gathered on the sweltering tiki-themed deck of Kilroy's, a sports bar in deep-blue Northern Virginia, knew better than most people what's at stake in their state's November elections. But Tim Kaine, one of their party's two US senators, reminded them anyway.

As the US Open approaches, Paige Spiranac gets into patriotic spirit

Greece holds its second election in a month and Prime Minister Mitsotakis is hoping for a convincing win.