By David Shepardson WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A U.S. Senate panel on Wednesday approved rail safety legislation that tightens rules on trains

The government's decision to drop deadline to scrap EU laws sparks a row in the Conservative Party.

As President Joe Biden's approach to migration at the US-Mexico border confronts its most critical test yet when Title 42 expires, his No. 2, Kamala Harris, will face what's likely to be her own perception problem.

Despite her tragic upbringing, Theron has gone on to become a successful actress, winning an Academy Award for her role in 'Monster'

Police were called to the scene after 2-year-old Arrayah slipped into a pool on Sunday, April 30, in Tampa's Beach Park area

By Blake Brittain U.S. Circuit Judge Pauline Newman of the Federal Circuit sued the appeals court's chief judge

Jesse McFadden's victim Ivy Webster's family called on law enforcement to seize all electronic devices found in the Henryetta propert

Imran Khan was elected on promises to fix corruption and the economy but struggled to deliver.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says his country’s military needs more time to prepare an anticipated counteroffensive aimed at pushing back Russian occupying forces

BEIJING Australia's Trade Minister arrived in Beijing On Thursday, where he will meet his Chinese counterpart, as Canberra

Tamieka White, 46, was declared dead on the spot after Indianapolis policemen had arrived at her residence on the city's east side after the brutal dog attack

Political brinkmanship over raising the US debt ceiling risks "serious economic costs" even without the "catastrophe" of a default, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned Thursday...