Judge: White House must return CNN's Jim Acosta's credential

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to immediately return the White House press credentials of CNN reporter Jim Acosta.

DeVos proposes overhaul to campus sexual misconduct rules

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is proposing overhauling the way colleges handle complaints of sexual misconduct

Fire death toll hits 63; sheriff says hundreds still missing

At least 63 are now dead from a Northern California wildfire, and officials say they have a missing persons list with 631 names on it in an ever-evolving accounting of the missing

South Dakota turkeys head to White House seeking pardons

A pair of South Dakota turkeys will make their way to the nation's capital in the hopes of receiving presidential pardons and avoiding ending up as Thanksgiving dinner at the White House

Criticized deputy refuses to testify about school massacre

The then-sheriff's deputy who was on campus during the Florida high school massacre didn't appear to answer an investigative panel's questions

Prosecutors say homeless veteran's heartwarming story that garnered $400,000 was a lie

A couple's feel-good story, about a homeless veteran who had helped a woman after she ran out of gas on a highway exit ramp, reverberated widely, drawing high-profile media appearances and more than $400,000 in donations that the couple said would...

May vows Brexit despite wave of resignations

Prime Minister Theresa May faced a volley of cabinet resignations, a torrent of criticism from Parliament and talk of a leadership challenge Thursday, but insisted Britain will leave the European Union in March, deal or no deal, and that she would...

More caravan migrants arrive in Tijuana, brace for long stay

More buses of exhausted Central Americans in a caravan of asylum seekers have reached the Mexican border city of Tijuana, where they're coming to grips with the likelihood they may be on this side of the frontier for an extended stay

Bitter battle for Florida Senate seat goes to hand recount

Bitter battle for Florida Senate seat heads to legally required hand recount

Mass appeal: World finds consensus on the kilogram

Humanity is on the verge of a weighty achievement. On Friday, representatives of more than 60 nations will convene in Versailles, France, to approve a new definition for the kilogram.

McConnell blocks Senate bill protecting Mueller investigation

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell blocked two senators from bringing up legislation to protect special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation from any efforts by the Trump administration to thwart it.

Search for more wildfire victims continues

With 130 still missing, National Guard troops search for more victims of California wildfire

Catholic bishops' meeting nears end, no vote on abuse plan

U.S. Catholic bishops voice frustration as national assembly focused on clergy sex-abuse nears end without strong new steps to combat the crisis

French president requests respect following Trump's tweets

France's government has fired back at a flurry of critical tweets by Donald Trump, suggesting the U.S. president lacked "common decency" by launching his broadside on a day when France was mourning victims of the November 2015 terror attacks

Theresa May wins Cabinet backing for Brexit deal but pitfalls remain

In a hard-won victory, British Prime Minister Theresa May has persuaded her Cabinet to back a draft divorce agreement with the European Union, a decision that triggers the final steps in the long and rocky road to Brexit

Official: Michael Avenatti in Los Angeles police custody

A law enforcement official says Michael Avenatti is in police custody in Los Angeles following an allegation of domestic violence

Amazon Alexa is now a witness

Alexa might have been listening, as she almost always is, when Christine Sullivan was stabbed to death in the kitchen of the Farmington, New Hampshire, home where Sullivan lived with her boyfriend on the night of Jan. 27, 2017.

Splintered migrant caravan groups arrive at US border

A caravan of thousands of Central American migrants is speeding its journey to the U.S. border, breaking up into smaller groups as buses and trucks carry some hundreds of miles in a day, while others behind remain stranded