Donald Trump's campaign chairman, Paul Manafort, has been named in an investigation by Ukrainian authorities looking at whether he and others received millions in illegal payments from Ukraine's former pro-Russian ruling party, according to the National Anti-Corruption Bureau.
Puerto Rico has recorded 10,690 Zika cases, including those of 1,035 pregnant women, prompting the declaration of a public health emergency in the commonweath by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Comedy Central's late night talk show starring Larry Wilmore has been canceled, the network said on Monday. The cancellation comes just a year and a half after it replaced "The Colbert Report." following the departure of Stephen Colbert.
Many elderly patients deteriorate mentally or physically in the hospital, even if they recover from the original illness or injury that brought them there.
Members of Congress will soon receive notes from Hillary Clinton's interview with the FBI over her private email server and the briefing could come as early as Monday, according to sources.
Former Bush administration official Carlos Gutierrez says he will be voting for Hillary Clinton, calling Donald Trump's economic policies a "disaster."
Donald Trump's campaign chairman said Sunday the Republican presidential nominee's comments last week that gun advocates could deal with Hillary Clinton should not be interpreted as a threat.
Angry crowds took to the streets in Milwaukee on Saturday night, hours after a police officer fatally shot an armed man during a foot chase, authorities said.
Amusement park advocates stress that the parks are, statistically, a safe place. A person is more than 20 times more likely to be struck by lighting than be seriously injured on a ride at a national amusement park, is the claim.
As the rain pounded the Bend Road area of Louisiana's drenched Livingston Parish early Saturday, sheriff's deputies worked to get the word out to several hundred people along that stretch: Get out now if you can.
The hacker who goes by "Guccifer 2.0" is claiming credit for the release of personal cell phone numbers and private email addresses of Democratic House members.