Associated Press

A Zimbabwean judge has described as "frightening'' the use of soldiers by the country's vice president to in his divorce-related dispute

The federal Health and Human Services Department said it is issuing a "notice of violation," giving California 30 days to comply with a federal law known as the Weldon amendment

The explosion happened about 4:30 a.m. inside a building at Watson Grinding and Manufacturing, which makes valves and provides thermal-spray coatings for equipment in various industries

Some see an end to migrant caravans after hundreds of Central Americans were hauled onto to buses by Mexican national guardsmen

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer made the announcement Friday

Elizabeth Warren says she has more than 1,000 campaign staffers in 31 states and 100-plus field offices, offering a show of organizational strength that will help her win the Democratic presidential nomination

The Trump administration has named Rodney Scott to head the US Border Patrol

On Jan. 15, Britain, France and Germany reluctantly triggered the accord’s dispute resolution mechanism to force Iran into discussions on possible violations of the deal

In Kyiv, secretary of state will meet with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, whose July 25 phone call with Trump triggered the whistleblower complaint that led to Trump's impeachment

Her son Aldo Rolfi, who lives there now, reported the offensive graffiti to police, the news agency LaPresse reported.