Abigail Abrams

Donald Trump will challenge a wind farm being built near his Scottish golf course in the UK's supreme court Thursday.

China hopes to reach the apex of its greenhouse gas emissions early so the country can address health and economic problems going forward.

The Senate voted to advance the National Defense Authorization Act conference report Tuesday under the threat of a veto from President Barack Obama.

Gen. John Campbell, commander of U.S. forces, told the Senate that Afghan forces cannot yet fight against the Taliban on their own.

The measure would give nearly every full-time and part-time District of Columbia employee 16 weeks of paid family leave.

Being from nearly all-white Vermont does not mean he cannot represent minorities’ interests, Bernie Sanders said.

The United States tentatively agreed to the Trans-Pacific Partnership on Monday, but many members of Congress remain unsure about the deal.

After the school shooting in Oregon last week, the Republican presidential candidates have all but ignored the topic of gun control.

Two rockets were fired into southern Israel Sunday night, prompting Israel to bomb a target in the Gaza Strip Monday morning.

Dutch brothel owners must be able to communicate with sex workers to prevent abuses.

Donald Trump has criticized Marco Rubio for having "no money," even though Trump says his tax plan will help low-income Americans. It turns out Rubio's plan might help them more.

A Japanese official has been criticized after encouraging women to "contribute" to the country by bearing children.

More Hillary Clinton emails were made public Wednesday, placing more attention on the former U.S. secretary of state's private-server controversy while she runs for president.

The Republican candidate says emergency contraception is an alternative to abortion.

More African-Americans "are thinking for themselves and are recognizing what really works for them and for their communities," the GOP presidential candidate said.

A number of the biggest donors to Jeb Bush’s campaign and to his super political action committee, Right to Rise, would benefit significantly from his proposed energy plan.

Bush unveils his energy plan Tuesday, but many Republicans consider him suspiciously "green."

She criticized Chinese President Xi Jinping for China's women's rights record, but she has come under fire for similar issues.

The speaker's resignation signals a more conservative House Republican Conference and possibly more partisanship.

Celebrities and voters had plenty to say about the presidential candidate's comments that he can appeal to African-American voters without "free stuff."

Many urban areas are seeing a growing white population for the first time in years.

Immigration remains a hot topic in the U.S., but today's Congress has fewer immigrants than in years past.

Forty-one percent of Americans in a recent survey say they want a wall on the northern border, as the Republican candidate once proposed.

Pope Francis spoke to Congress Thursday, addressing immigration, the death penalty, climate change and the family.

Seattle public schools are eliminating out-of-school suspensions because they disproportionately affect students of color.

The Republican presidential candidate learned a lot about campaigning from an unsuccessful bid to unseat Sen. Barbara Boxer of California in 2010, observers say.

U.S. Vice President Joe Biden surged in a new Bloomberg Politics poll of Democratic voters and Democratic leaners.

After the Wisconsin governor dropped out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination Monday, other candidates sought to scoop up his financial backers.

Hillary Clinton on Tuesday is unveiling a plan to lower prescription drug costs, which would build on aspects of the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama’s health care law.