FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Robert Kraft stepped up to the podium and took accountability for Jerod Mayo’s blink-and-you’ll-miss-it tenure as New England Patriots head coach that lasted just under one year.

The timing of President Jimmy Carter’s death on Sunday means U.S. flags will be at half-staff on Trump’s inauguration day next month.

A delegation of American diplomats arrived in Syria to meet with representatives of several Syrian factions, including a rebel group designated as terrorists — who overthrew the country’s longtime ...

More than two years after the U.S. Supreme Court fundamentally expanded its interpretation of the Second Amendment, federal courts throughout the country continue to strike down state restrictions on ...

Private credit firms want more than corporate lending. The largest are laying the groundwork to finance everything from auto loans and residential mortgages to chip manufacturing and data centers in ...

There is no evidence that mysterious drones sighted in the eastern U.S. present a threat to national security or to public safety, federal officials said on Saturday.

SEOUL, South Korea — South Korean lawmakers voted over the weekend to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol, whose short-lived declaration of martial law this month upended the democratic order and sparked ...

In an encouraging display of legislative maneuvering, Rep. Steven Smith, R-Charlestown, deputy speaker of the N.H. House, last week called for establishing a new committee to tackle the state’s ...

President Joe Biden’s Department of Labor is proposing to abolish below-minimum-wage pay for people with disabilities, targeting a long-controversial program whose fate will now rest with the incoming ...

LOS ANGELES — We’re heading into the early stretch of awards season, kicked off by the long holiday weekend.

NEW YORK — Harvey Weinstein was taken to Bellevue Hospital for “emergent treatment due to an alarming blood test result that requires immediate medical attention,” according to his lawyer.

The biggest challenge to Bashar al-Assad’s regime seemingly came out of nowhere, and as Aleppo fell to Turkish-backed rebels in a matter of days, the Syrian president reportedly flew to Moscow.