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Trump Inflates Saudi Arms Deal But Stays Silent On Saudi Cash In His Own Pocket

WASHINGTON ― As President Donald Trump defends maintaining close ties to Saudi

Julián Castro says he's 'likely' to run for president in 2020

Julián Castro, former San Antonio mayor and U.S. secretary of housing and urban development in the Obama administration, was unusually open about his political ambitions in an interview with Yahoo Finance.

9-Year-Old Falsely Accused Of Groping White Woman Says He 'Felt Humiliated'

Jeremiah Harvey, the 9-year-old boy accused of groping a woman at a Brooklyn

Best Bites: Roasted brussel sprouts with parmesan sauce

Welcome to Best Bites, a twice-weekly video series that aims to satisfy your

Migrant Caravan's Arduous Journey Through Central America Toward U.S. Captured In Photos

A caravan of thousands of migrants continues to slalom its way through Central

Republican candidates trying to have it both ways on Obamacare

Some GOP candidates running this cycle who have or are trying to gut Obamacare are still running on the importance of protecting people with pre-existing conditions.

White Woman Calls Police On Black Man Watching His Son's Soccer Game

A white woman who called the police on a black man cheering on his son at a

'Active shooter' in Virginia puts major defence company building on lockdown

Police are investigating reports of reports of an "active shooter" at a defence company General Dynamics in Portsmouth, Virginia. The call was received earlier in the day fro a security guard on site and Portsmouth police have called for people to stay clear of the area. Police are investigating a report of an active shooter at 2 Harper Ave. Dispatch received the 911 call at 1146am.

Facebook `Delighted’ by War Room Response to Brazil Election

As they monitored trends on the company’s sites -- like articles that were going viral and spikes in political-ad spending -- they noticed a suspicious surge in user reports of hate speech. The data scientists in the room told the policy experts that the malicious posts were targeting people in a certain area of Brazil, the poorer Northeast -- the only region carried by the leftist presidential candidate. The policy folks determined that what the posts were saying was against Facebook’s rules on inciting violence.

Putin Hails Sunset of U.S. Global Domination Due To Mounting 'Mistakes'

Russian President Vladimir Putin gloated Thursday about what he sees as the

President Avenatti? Lawyer for Stormy Daniels and Julie Swetnick wants the 2020 Democratic nomination, arguing that no one will swing harder at Trump

Michael Avenatti would like to turn his newfound fame into political power, in order to take down the man who did precisely that two years ago.

Ex-FBI agent charged with leaking sentenced to 48 months

Albury's sentence is much harsher than his defense lawyers had hoped, but slightly less severe than the 52-month prison term that federal prosecutors were seeking. Albury pleaded guilty to two counts of leaking classified materials earlier this year. Joshua Dratel, Albury's lawyer who earlier confirmed the sentence to Reuters, declined to comment further.

Multidrug-resistant salmonella linked to chicken products sickens nearly 100 people across 29 states

A multidrug-resistant strain of salmonella linked to raw chicken products has

Women Heckle Ted Cruz In Airport Over Kavanaugh Vote

A video posted to Twitter shows women tailing Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) at an

Beto O'Rourke On Running For President In 2020: 'It’s A Definitive No'

Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) addressed rumors that he might be eyeing a

Taliban attack kills top Afghan officials, US general unhurt

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — A high-level meeting on security plans for Afghanistan's parliamentary elections had just concluded when an elite Afghan guard turned his gun on the departing delegation Thursday, killing the powerful Kandahar police chief but missing the top U.S. commander in the country, Gen. Scott Miller.

Cory Booker says the U.S. needs to ‘reexamine’ its ‘entire relationship’ with Saudi Arabia

The Democratic New Jersey senator said the disappearance of Jamal Khashoggi is just one of many concerns he has about Saudi Arabia and America's close ties to the Gulf country.

We Asked Men To Own Up To Misogyny And Sexual Misconduct. Here's What They Said.

When Christine Blasey Ford came forward last month to accuse Judge Brett

Cardi B swarmed as she hands out free winter coats in Brooklyn

Metal barricades could barely contain the hundreds of fans lined up in Brooklyn on Thursday as superstar Cardi B handed out free winter coats to the assembled masses.

Texas police hunt woman who left toddler at stranger's door

A woman is suspected of child abandonment for hoisting a two-year-old boy by the arm to the house of a stranger in a northern Houston suburb, ringing the doorbell and running away, authorities said on Thursday. Neither woman nor child has been identified in the incident that unfolded in less than 30 seconds on surveillance video, the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office said. "The child is uninjured and appears to be in good health," it said, adding that the boy was in the custody of Child Protective Services and was being asked who left him behind.

Trump threatens to send military against immigrant 'onslaught'

President Donald Trump threatened Thursday to send the military to close the US-Mexican border against an "onslaught" of migrants, stepping up his anti-immigrant rhetoric ahead of congressional elections. Trump has made his call for a wall on the southern border a signature issue of his two-year presidency, but Thursday's tweet storm was especially fierce.

Dear Abby, Here's What It’s Really Like To Have A 'Foreign' Name In America

It's tradition for Sikh parents to turn to the Guru Granth Sahib, our holy

Jason Chaffetz Mocks Elizabeth Warren With Native American Statue Photo, Twitter Flips

Former Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) might have set himself up for selfie-

Canada Has Legalized Marijuana. Here's What That Means For American Travelers

"What happens in Canada needs to stay in Canada"

Post-Michael Florida: Fear, frustration and life on the edge

MEXICO BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Missing relatives and worries that looters are just outside the door. Dirty clothes. Hours-long lines for gasoline, insurance adjusters, food and water. No power, no air conditioning, no schools, no information and little real improvement in sight.

State Department Aide Heather Nauert Dragged Over 'Stunningly Tone Deaf' Saudi Arabia Photo

State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert visited Saudi Arabia this week for

Harvey Weinstein accuser told by investigator to delete texts she wanted to keep private

The Manhattan District Attorney’s office has informed Harvey Weinstein’s attorneys that the lead detective investigating alleged sexual assault allegations against the disgraced Hollywood producer told an accuser to delete texts from her phone before handing it over to authorities. The new revelation comes as questions have arisen about the handling of the investigation, with the district attorney’s office dropping part of the case against Mr Weinstein after it was discovered the the same detective had allegedly coached another witness. Mr Weinstein, who has denied all allegations of non-consensual sex or touching, has been accused by dozens of women of sexual misconduct, but is facing an investigation in New York related to three accusations.

WHO says Zika risk low in Pacific ahead of Meghan visit

As Prince Harry and his expectant wife Meghan prepare to tour Fiji and Tonga next week, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared the risk of contracting Zika virus in the Pacific nations is low. The British royals, currently in Australia, arranged their trip before Meghan's pregnancy was known, sparking fears she and her unborn baby could be vulnerable in the island nations, where Zika is officially listed as a risk.

Trump Threatens To Order Military To 'Close Our Southern Border' Over Immigration

President Donald Trump on Thursday threatened to shut the U.S.-Mexico border,

More than 50 dead in India train disaster: police

More than 50 people were killed Friday after a speeding train ran over revellers celebrating a Hindu festival in northern India, with eyewitnesses saying they were given no warning before disaster struck. A crowd had gathered on railway tracks in the city of Amritsar in Punjab state to watch a fireworks show marking the Dussehra festival when the train barrelled down the line at speed.

Twitter's Plea To 'Be Sweet When You Tweet' Quickly Flies Off The Rails

Twitter made a simple request on Wednesday, but many users of the social

Afghanistan delays vote in strategic Kandahar after killing of commander

Saturday's parliamentary election in Kandahar will be delayed by a week after the assassination of one of the country's most powerful security chiefs.

Melania Trump visits families affected by opioid crisis

First lady Melania Trump toured a hospital's neonatal care unit Wednesday to learn about the treatment given to newborns experiencing opioid withdrawal.

Rod Rosenstein Offers 'Forceful Defense' Of 'Appropriate' Russia Probe: WSJ

Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has offered what The Wall Street

'We built it for the big one': How this Mexico Beach house survived Hurricane Michael

Mexico Beach, Florida, was almost completely flattened by Hurricane Michael. However, one home stood high on stilts above the wreckage, appearing largely untouched from the storm.

Girl baked grandfather's ashes into cookies and gave them to classmates, police say

A high school student mixed her cremated grandfather's ashes into homemade biscuits and gave them to classmates, police in California have said. The youngster and a friend shared the cookies with nine other pupils at Da Vinci Charter Academy in the city of Davis. "She had mentioned her grandpa's ashes before," said Andy Knox.

Washington Post publishes missing journalist's last op-ed

Jamal Khashoggi warned of the lack of a free press in the Arab world in his last column. ABC News' Janai Norman reports.

Carly Fiorina Says Trump Has Reached A 'New Low' With Stormy Daniels Attacks

Carly Fiorina said on Thursday that President Donald Trump has reached "a new

US opens federal investigation into Catholic Church abuse

The US has for the first time opened a federal investigation into abuse committed by Catholic clergy, issuing a subpoena to dioceses in Pennsylvania two months after the publication of a report on decades of sexual abuse in the state. "The archdiocese will cooperate with the United States Department of Justice in this matter," it said.

Falling Ford Pickup Tailgates Draw Federal Safety Probe

Government regulators opened an investigation this week into why some Ford heavy-duty pickup truck power tailgates are falling open. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is ...

What the dispute over U.S. aid means to Central America

The migrants hope to reach Mexico and then cross its northern border with the United States, to seek refuge from lawlessness and poverty. Under Trump, the United States has already sought to sharply decrease aid to Central America. In 2016, the United States provided some $131.2 million in aid to Guatemala, $98.3 million to Honduras, and $67.9 million to El Salvador, according to U.S. official data.

Ohio Mom Urges Families to Have Kids Vaccinated After 4-Year-Old Son Dies of the Flu

The mother of three says getting her son Leon vaccinated against the flu might have saved his life.

What Defines Normal? Millions Search Google Every Day For Answers

Days before India's Supreme Court overturned a colonial-era law that made gay

Iran's Navy-Killer Missiles Now Have Double the Range

Iranian Revolutionary Guard aerospace division chief Amirali Hajizadeh declared Tuesday that Iran had boosted the range of its land-to-sea ballistic missiles up to 700 km, or 435 miles, Reuters reports, capable of hitting “any vessel or ship” at that range.

The Latest: Clergy abuse investigated in Buffalo, New York

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Latest on federal investigations of clergy abuse in Roman Catholic dioceses (all times local):

How The Khashoggi Scandal Looks When You've Been Bombed And Starved By Saudi Arabia For Years

Global media and international decision-makers, right up to the president of