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Nikki Haley's campaign charges that this week's Republican presidential caucus in Nevada is "rigged" for her GOP nomination rival, Donald Trump.

Ohio health officials warned of a possible measles exposure that occurred over two days last month at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.

Singer Phoebe Bridgers called out former Grammys CEO Neil Portnow after Sundays award show for past comments he made about female artists in the industry.

Namibian President Hage Geingob, who had held his country's highest office since 2015, died Sunday while being treated for cancer. He was 82.

Northbound lanes on Interstate 95 have reopened between Columbus Boulevard and Interstate 676 in Philadelphia following a weekend closure.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams defended himself Monday after Dwayne Montgomery pleaded guilty to a straw donor scheme involving his 2021 campaign.

CNN CEO Mark Thompson announced significant changes to the ratings-challenged network Monday in a memo to staffers that was obtained by Fox News Digital.

Californians complained about their latest electric bill after utility company PG&E raised prices last month. Residents can expect to pay an extra $400 a year.

MSNBC's Joy Reid went off on Monday about how she's an "anti-war" person when asked by "The View" co-host Sara Haines to explain her hot-mic criticism of President Biden.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is considering dismissing the commander-in-chief of Ukraine's armed forces as part of a broad leadership shakeup.

Thair Dado, 43, was fatally shot while trying to stop suspects from stealing his car outside a liquor store where he worked part-time, local reports say.

A watchdog group has lodged an complaint against the Last Best Place PAC over alleged failures to comply with FEC rules. The Last Best Place PAC is propelled by a Schumer-aligned group.

Tom Suozzi, a Democrat running for Congress in New York, said that he was in charge of a difficult campaign as Democrats continue to be unpopular in his district.

LeBron James hit out at the media over coverage of Joel Embiid's knee inquiry, and Stephen A. Smith fired back at the Los Angeles Lakers star.

Legendary FDNY retiree Bob Beckwith, who stood with former President George W. Bush at Ground Zero just three days after the 2001 attacks, died at age 91.

Rome police have arrested 14 migrants in connection with a riot in an Italian repatriation center during which property was destroyed and three officers were injured.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams dons bulletproof vest for photo-op after local news crew accompanies police during raid on illegal immigrant robbery ring.

American adult film actress Whitney Wright traveled to Tehran, Iran to visit the former U.S. embassy, a move that could have led to criminal penalties.

Oklahoma's oldest Native American school, Bacone College, which was originally established as an Indigenous-led institution, is now facing severe financial distress.

Yang Hengjun, a China-born Australian democracy advocate, has received a suspended death sentence from a Chinese court for espionage. He was detained in 2019.