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The 81-year-old Senate Minority leader tripped at a Washington DC hotel during a private dinner.

An argument in a parking lot led to gunfire by one man believed to be Shawn Kemp, police say.

After getting stuck in snow in Oregon, one man uses an unusual method of attracting attention.

Norfolk Southern will commit more than $30m to East Palestine as clean-up efforts continue in Ohio.

Parts of California, including Big Sur, south of San Francisco, are preparing for a new storm.

This year's Oscar nominees speak about the steps that have been taken - and the road still ahead

John Wick 4 star Donnie Yen has been accused of supporting Chinese human rights violations.

The move marks the first time in 30 years that Congress has nullified a Washington DC law.

Erica Herman, who dated the golfer for six years, wants a court to overturn the privacy agreement.

Dr Robert Redfield makes the claim at a US congressional panel's first hearing into Covid's origins.

It comes after Tucker Carlson made a series of claims about unseen footage from the Capitol riots.

One of them has gunshot wounds and two of their friends were killed by gangs at a Mexico border town.

A congressional inquiry into the 2021 withdrawal hears emotional testimony from a bomb victim.

The BBC entertainment correspondent on his greatest moments covering the Vanity Fair Oscars Party.

The couple's house was valued for nearly half a million dollars more when a white friend posed as the owner.