The Latest Breaking News from The Associated Press

Soon after arriving at a Gaza City hospital, Texas surgeon Mohammed Adeel Khaleel examined a 17-year-old with gunshot wounds sustained when he went to an aid site

Hospital officials say Palestinians sheltering in tents or seeking scarce food aid were among those killed by Israeli strikes

A drive to recruit Kurds and religious minorities to the Syrian government's General Security Forces in the northern area of Afrin has brought hope and skepticism

Navy pilot Donald McPherson shot down five Japanese service members and earned Congressional Gold Medal

Mariah the Scientist has emerged from her lab with a new album, “Hearts Sold Separately.”

Attorneys for NBA free agent Malik Beasley say federal investigators no longer consider their client a target in their gambling probe

A Milwaukee judge charged with obstructing a federal agency and concealing a wanted person who was in the country illegally told police days after the incident in her courtroom that “I didn’t do anything that they’re saying.”

A person familiar with the matter says the FBI is searching the Maryland home of John Bolton, who served in President Donald Trump’s first administration as national security adviser but later became critical of the president

The world’s leading authority on food crises said Friday it has determined that famine is occurring in Gaza City, and is likely to spread to other cities without a ceasefire or an end to restrictions on humanitarian aid. The Israeli military agency for aid coordination denied there is famine in…

Russia needs more workers, primarily due to its war in Ukraine

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency is ramping up its hiring efforts to support President Donald Trump's mass deportation goals